Galveston's beaches are awash in a form of seaweed called sargassum, but officials warn the unsightly plant has little-known ...

A few miles outside of Orange Grove, Texas, down a long and winding driveway in Jim Wells County, you’ll find a man on a mission.

Special Pals, one of the Houston-area’s oldest no-kill animal shelters, once had a lush expanse for adoptable dogs to run and ...

Kemp's ridleys —the most endangered sea turtle species in the world—typically nest two to three times per season. That this ...

Thousands of people in the Houston area are without power after severe thunderstorms with hefty winds, hail and lightning rolled through the region. The early Tuesday morning storms knocked out ...

I received a few plants for my office space. It has taken some learning on how to care for them and a few scares, but both ...

Visitors heading to Galveston's beaches this week are being met with an unexpected sight: large amounts of driftwood scattered along the sand and floating in the surf. "We believe it is from recent ...

Flicking its tongue, a bush viper sniffs its surroundings. Venomous snakes kill some 30,000 people in sub-Saharan Africa each year, but many deaths go unrecorded. The real number may be double that.

With warm (and soon hot) temperatures across North Carolina, snakes are out and about. Here in the Triangle, that means some of us might be seeing venomous copperheads as we visit parks and trails ...

Warmer weather in North Texas means more encounters with snakes, which means companies like Dallas Fort Worth Wildlife Control are busy. "Definitely this time of year, you got to really keep your ...

Warmer weather in North Texas means more encounters with snakes, which means companies like Dallas Fort Worth Wildlife Control are busy. McDonald's announces plans to hire 375,000 workers with ...

Desert-dwelling snakes inhabit every desert on Earth. From the Australian outback to the desert southwest in North America, you can be sure to find at least one species of potentially dangerous snake.