Snakes

There's a season for every animal in the Lone Star State, and currently, we're in one for a venomous animal.

One state should be more worried than others when the snakes are more active this year.

Many folks don't like snakes including yours truly unless they are behind a glass then I'm good with that. But how about a two-headed snake? Would that give you the creeps or what?

Discover the many ways snakes can enter your Texas home, from gaps and cracks to open doors and windows, and learn how to keep them out.

Headed to any one of our Texas beaches this summer? Be warned and be careful. Thousands of rattlesnakes call our most popular Texas beaches home too.

Are you moving to Texas soon? Have you been thinking about it? I'll be the first to stand up and shout that I love my state! Texas is the greatest state in the Union, of that, I have no doubt. There can be challenges living here though, for instance, there are a lot of critters that will try to kill you and then consume you here.

One Texas town is warning citizens about a hidden danger.

As temperatures continue to climb and as dry as it's been in Texas, expect to see more snakes. Now, while snakes a pretty scary not all snakes are bad, these are some of the good guys.

If you grew up in West Texas then you are probably no stranger to wildlife. I just stumbled on this picture from a friend on Facebook and decided to give this public service announcement.