The flowerpot snake has three sets of chromosomes and types of genes that may help its asexual reproduction.
No people or officers were hurt in the incident, according to officials.
Trainer Bill Mott won his first Derby in 2019, also run on a sloppy track.
The city banned the sale of dogs and cats from pet stores in 2022, but there’s no statewide law in Texas.
The marine predator fossils represent one of the most complete plesiosaur specimens in the Perot Museum of Nature and Science’s collection.
The children reportedly sustained minor injuries, but the Friday news release didn’t say what caused them.
Corporate beekeeping has created space for bees on high-rises, parking garages and hotels.
Neighbor credited with finding missing tortoise.
The wolves will be taller and more muscular than their close relatives, gray wolves.
The center will host a Migratory Bird event on May 10th
Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary is asking for the public’s help to name a rescued caiman.
The long-legged crane flies don’t actually eat mosquitoes or bite humans.
Readers agree with columnist on the importance of NATO; admired the column on sportswriter John Feinstein; criticize running the photo of a slain animal on the front page; agree with editorial on following the law; and support mass transit.
The Big Time Texas Hunts program has raised more than $21.3 million in its nearly 30 years.
Four hunters recently attended a special-drawn guided hunt for two species of antelope in the Mason Mountain Wildlife Management Area.
Pet owner was traveling to Colombia when incident occurred, according to investigators.
Hunters have contributed more than $5.5 billion for conservation in less than 60 years, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife.
Readers support banning DEI policies; criticize the FURRIES Act; look closely at the education choices parents have; and emphasize that Americans need to determine fact from fiction.
Gov. Greg Abbott is backing the FURRIES Act bill, telling a group of pastors the furries trend is “alive and well” across Texas and lawmakers should act.
