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Geococcyx californianus, aka Californian earth-cuckoo, ground cuckoo, chaparral cock or snake killer. Know what it is? Read Story »
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Proud as a peacock -- a timely phrase for Texas Zoo visitors these days. Our male Indian blue peacocks are ... Read Story »
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A mockingbird runs, stops and mechanically moves its wings out and back. Why is it doing that? Read Story »
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I'm sure you've noticed these relative newcomers to our Texas landscape. Read Story »
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I recently received a picture of a peculiar black and white bird. Read Story »
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Birds are not much different than we are when a family-site is needed. They use accessible materials, the nest size ... Read Story »
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Aardvarks can eat 50,000 termites in one sitting. Read Story »
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Describe a mollusk. The first thought is often shell, then clam, oyster or snail. Read Story »
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By Judie FarnsworthIt's a most bizarre-looking creature living deep near the ocean floor, beyond where humans would go. Read Story »
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Shopping season is in full swing - hunting for just the right thing. Read Story »
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