Texas Parks and Wildlife

A North Texas squirrel named Chunkosaurus Rex just won Fat Squirrel Week, proving everything’s bigger — and chonkier — in Texas.

Texas roadkill laws explained — can you keep what you hit? Learn about Texas roadkill rules, livestock laws, and driver liability after hitting wildlife.

Texas wildlife just got a little more dramatic thanks to a Lago Vista deer who’s become famous for his full-on “emo era.”

The Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center in Athens is open again after renovations and safety repairs, inviting Texans to fish and explore once more.

After nearly two years of renovations, the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center in Athens has reopened with updated aquariums, exhibits, fishing piers—and a new Hall of Fame.

A fierce mama hawk is dive-bombing folks in Pearland, Texas, and locals are ducking for cover

House Bill 4938 is stirring controversy in Texas, proposing the dissolution of the Parks and Wildlife Department.

A man in Texas ended up in hot water after over 30 venomous snakes, meth, and drug paraphernalia were discovered at his apartment... right next to a local middle school.

Let's see what Texas law has to say...

The latest fishing reports from the Texas Parks and Wildlife have some good news.

A species that has been on the decline over the last several years in Texas is the Texas Horned Lizard (or Horny Toad or Horned Toad). A rival of the species has begun thanks to some hard work of Texas zoos and universities.

Information about Palo Duro Canyon State Park in Texas.