The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department says to look out for evidence of the New World Screwworm affecting animals, especially near the state's southern border.
Texas Parks and Wildlife officials warn hunters of an invasive flesh-eating parasite recently found in animals in Mexico.
"Those enjoying Texas' natural resources have an opportunity to serve as the first line of defense in protecting wildlife, ...
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Anglers who send TPWD researchers a DNA scale sample from their lunker bass for genetic analysis can also be awarded a Lew’s ...
The New World Screwworm are larvae and maggots with ‘sharp mouth hooks’ that latch onto open wounds or live tissue on the ...
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They were detected in Mexico and officials are worried they'll migrate into Texas.
The flesh-eating fly larvae, which were recently detected in Mexico, were declared eradicated from Texas in the 1960s.
FOUKE — Sulphur River Wildlife Management Area is known for its remoteness, but the recent addition of an AGFC water trail ...
The Austin Wildlife Rescue is rehabilitating an injured bald eagle that was brought to them on 15. The majestic bird has a ...
AUSTIN — Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) asks hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts in South Texas to monitor for animals affected by New World Screwworm (NWS) after a recent detection in ...
Bell County residents can take in the beauty of Mother Neff State Park when the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department hosts a ...
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