nature

Once upon a time in Texas, black bears had been a hunting target to the point where their presence was almost nil. However, they're back according to Texas Parks and Wildlife.

We're not all that used to earthquakes in Texas but, believe it or not, we're in the top freakin' 3 when it comes to annual 'quake totals across the United States of America.

Given that the Lone Star State has the largest number of snakes than any other U.S. state, it's good to be aware while enjoying our Texas lakes.

Big webs are a sign that you probably have a helper-spider.

I confess I was very surprised--but not disappointed. Because I loved living in this little Texas city during college.

These beautiful, endangered animals are being returned to the wild in an effort to build their numbers back up.

Texas is much prettier when it is cleaner isn't it? Everything just looks nicer. But if you're thinking about littering in the state, might not be a good idea!

Two solar eclipses are coming up and parts of New Mexico in particular will have a really good view of the first one.

The Devil's Sinkhole is a real place in Texas. It's also real deep and may have a real creepy past.

Venomous snakes are all over Texas and the lone star state has many types of these deadly little critters.

New Mexico has some beautiful mountains and a few of them have tunnels running through them.

Texans will soon be seeing these huge, fuzzy arachnids all over the place. Especially in desert areas around El Paso.