Cocaine sharks are real! In this interview on the award-winning Dark Outdoors® podcast environmental engineer and science communicator Dr. Tracy Fanara explains what scientists are actually discovering about sharks, pharmaceuticals in the ocean, and how chemical exposure could be affecting […]
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is reminding visitors to take extra precautions in bear country following recent bear incidents in several national parks. Spring and early summer are periods of increased bear activity on many National Wildlife Refuges. Bears
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Ever felt your stomach drop when a massive 18-wheeler rolls up right beside you?
You are not alone in this. Driving around big rigs can be totally terrifying, and honestly, it’s for a good reason. Those things are huge, they weigh multiple tons, and they don’t just stop immediately. One wrong move around them can turn your drive into a catastrophe.
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Ghost ships are not myths. They are real vessels—found drifting without crews, washed ashore on remote coastlines, or discovered floating silently in open water with no clear explanation of how they got there. In this episode of the award-winning Dark
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There’s something unforgettable about standing knee-deep in the Gulf surf at daylight and hearing a speckled trout explode on a topwater lure. Surf fishing for trout along the Texas coast combines simplicity with excitement. There are no marsh drains, docks,
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Bull sharks have a reputation as one of the most dangerous sharks in the world. But what if they’ve been blamed for attacks they didn’t commit? In this video, we take a closer look at shark attacks that were quickly
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Did you know that large trucks (including pickups) are involved in some of the most serious accidents every year on U.S. roads and highways? Rear-end accidents are particularly common — and they can cost you thousands of dollars in medical bills, lost wages and car damage. Pursuing a claim for a rear-end accident can become overwhelming quickly. That’s why hiring a Houston car accident lawyer is one of the best steps you can take after being struck from behind. A qualified lawyer will fight the insurance companies while you recover. But the best rear-end collision claim is the one you never have to file. That’s why every pickup owner should review the ultimate safety checklist prior to driving.
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There is something different about a truly giant catfish. Big largemouth bass get the spotlight. Trophy trout earn magazine covers. But anglers who have tangled with a massive blue or flathead catfish understand there is another level of freshwater power
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Bass anglers have long relied on electronics to “run the pattern” — finding the exact depth, structure, bait, and conditions holding fish, then duplicating it across an entire body of water. That same approach works extremely well in saltwater ship
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Research on the benefits of fishing for mental well-being, with EssayPro findings, examples, expert insight, and evidence from mental health studies.
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Reports have surfaced for years of something that shouldn’t exist in the Gulf of Mexico—highly venomous sea snakes, far outside their known range. In a 2018 account from Higher Calling Wildlife, an experienced angler described a strange encounter near an
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Texas Fish & Game Editor-In-Chief Chester Moore and founder of the Gulf Great White Shark Society received multiple honors at the Texas Outdoor Writers Association Excellence in Craft Awards held in Rockport, Texas May 2. For the second year in
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Warmer weather across Texas means more time outdoors and more encounters with wildlife. Spring and early summer are also when many species give birth and raise their young, which can lead to confusion when animals appear to be alone. Each
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AUSTIN – The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is aware of recent public interest regarding the transport of Mexican gray wolves through the state. We want to clarify that no Mexican gray wolves have been released in Texas, nor
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The private recreational angler red snapper season in federal waters will open May 22 rather than the typical June 1 opening. This change was made to provide a longer window for saltwater anglers to enjoy coastal fishing and include the
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DURING THE OFF-SEASON, hunters often face skill fade due to less frequent use of their firearms and limited opportunities to sharpen instincts. Adopting full auto paintball guns for scenario drills creates a practical training environment that helps preserve foundational movement, reaction speed, and responsible marksmanship.
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Lake Texoma is one of the most diverse fisheries in Texas and Oklahoma, and it’s built around one main driver—bait. Threadfin and gizzard shad are everywhere, and that supports everything from striped bass to catfish. Programs like Yamaha’s Rightwaters campaign
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Summer striper fishing on Texas lakes is mostly about understanding conditions and adjusting to them. The heat changes where fish can live, and if you ignore that, you’ll struggle no matter how good your gear is. Across lakes like Lake
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There’s one name in the saltwater world that just about everybody recognizes. You see it on the back of a truck at the ramp, on a sun-faded T-shirt at a bait stand, or stretched across a mural in an airport,
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A new study shows that interactions between wolves and cougars in Yellowstone National Park are driven by wolves stealing prey killed by cougars and that shifts in cougar diets to smaller prey help them avoid wolf encounters. The study, published
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