wildlife

"Santa Elena Canyon has the tallest cliffs forming this Texas canyon, but it also has something else quite unique, rock-climbing bears."

The Lone Star State is home to many different animals. Some we love, like dogs and cats, and others can unnerve us, like one certain arachnid.

You’re invited to a baby shower that will be the first-ever for the El Paso Zoo!

It should come as no surprise that in a state as large as Texas - it could boast one of the best national parks in the country... and turns out, it does!

There is a lot of beautiful wildlife all over the the El Paso area. Onyx however, weren't on our initial basic wildlife "equipment" list. What happened?

There are several animal attractions in and around El Paso. Given our typically mild fall-early winter weather, this would be a great time to check 'em out. The El Paso Zoo is awesome and so are these other places: You can always enjoy a nice afternoon feeding and petting the animals while you grab a bite or some fresh dairy stuff at the Licon Dairy, 11951Glorietta Rd ... Read More ...

One Texas town is warning citizens about a hidden danger.

The circle of life means birth and death. Foxes and coyotes don't have enough bunnies to eat so they might go after your pets to live.

Mountain lion sightings are rare but, they do happen in El Paso. Captures though, are really rare!

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department released the first photo of the Texas-sized centipede last week and it's terrifying the internet.

Summer is almost here and if you and your family are planning a trip out to the mountains to hike or camp then you should be prepared with some essential safety tips.

Congratulations to Ibu and Butch, The El Paso Zoo’s Sumatran orangutans that are expecting their first baby this spring.