TFG Editorial

Many involved with children and youth outreach slam social media as a negative force. The fact is, social media is here to stay and we at the Kingdom Zoo: Education Center have found some very positive ways to use it

Many involved with children and youth outreach slam social media as a negative force. The fact is, social media is here to stay and we at the Kingdom Zoo: Education Center have found some very positive ways to use it

Watching shorebirds feed is always a treat and occasionally you get to see something amazing like this. Here’s a great blue heron I photographed spearing a crappie on Sam Rayburn reservoir. The skill God gives our wildlife to be able

Jaguar circa 1994. Photo by yours truly. This beautiful cat’s name was Czar and his claim to fame is that he was in a Motley Crue video (“Without You”: 1989). I snapped this photo upon walking in his enclosure and

Digging through the archives.. Here’s a cool pic of a big silverback lowland gorilla catching a yam my wife Lisa threw to him. This is from the Audubon Zoo in 2007 when I was out there doing an article and

It is important to get inspirational books and other wildlife-related items into the hands of kids so they truly appreciate God’s amazing Creation. I honor my parents for always supporting my love for wildlife when I was a kid. They

Want an up-close look at the mind-blowing speed of a cheetah? A relative of a friend captured at the Mukini Big 5 Safari near Victoria Falls, Zambi. Watch and enjoy! Chester Moore, Jr Source: Kingdom Zoo

A decade ago I wrote about great white sharks in the Gulf of Mexico in Tide magazine in a story called “Jaws in the Gulf”. It featured old accounts and some interesting recent (at that time) anecdotes. Actually the first

Fallow deer are one of the most beautiful creatures on the planet. With coats ranging from chocolate brown to snow white and with the bucks sporting heavy, palmated antlers, they are an extremely striking animal. Did you know that fallow

Someone recently asked me who my favorite wildlife host is and the answer was easy: Austin Stevens. He is not extremely well-known in America but he is an icon throughout the world and rightfully so. His shows Austin Stevens Snakemaster

(This is an excerpt from my book Encounters with the Lion: Finding God in Nature. We are currently sold out of this title but will release more soon.) As Moses stood atop Mount Sinai staring into a burning bush that

Check out the muscles on this male red kangaroo! At full attention he’s six feet tall and he is built like a weight lifter on steroids! I was shocked Source: Kingdom Zoo

Scientists say government red tape is keeping them from trying to figure out why more dolphins are migrating to where they don’t belong and dying because of it. The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies said this year there has been

Canis rufus, the red wolf, is the wolf species indigenous to the Southern United States. Once found from Central Texas to the eastern seaboard and up through the Smoky Mountains these beautiful canids according to science hybridized with coyotes and

As someone who dearly loves the Creation, one of the most inspiring passages in the Bible comes in Isaiah 11 when the author prophesies what will happen to the Creation when Christ returns to rule and reign on Earth. Verses

A new spider species has been discovered in Morocco that essentially does cartwheels From the Weird & Wild blog… Its gymnastics aren’t the only thing that makes it special: The flic-flac spider also makes structures out of silk to keep

No animal symbolizes the marshes of the American South better than the American alligator. Once an endangered species, the population rose enough to open a hunting season in 1984 and now thanks to solid management by the Texas Parks &