nature

Whether you say "Awwww!" or "Ahhhh!" when you see videos of butterflies swarming around turtles, we're here to find out if this heartwarming scene is real or just something artificial intelligence cooked up.

You might have some of this around your family and not even know it.

Have you seen this weird occurrence at a trailhead in your neck of the woods? Here's what it means.

Not a great swimmin' hole ... one of the 15 most polluted rivers in the United States of America runs through a huge chunk of Texas.

Germs are everywhere, but if you have been skipping cleaning your water bottle, you could be exposing yourself to illnesses.

While exploring the nature of a Texas State park, you might spot something that you want. But, is it the best idea to just take it home?

Be aware of the Southern Flannel Moth in Texas.

If you're interested in tubing, swimming, or just sitting on the bank and listening to the water flow by, you'll find a great Texas river destination here.

Stacy Belaire of Vermilion Parish recently took an outing and decided to capture some of the natural beauty found near his home.

That's right, billions of periodical cicadas are about to crawl out from under the ground to eat our souls and faces off.

Plants, animals, eggs, and even dirt in some extreme cases are on the menu just to keep these garbage disposals alive.

If you and your crew want to eat that turkey and give thanks in the great outdoors, make sure to reserve your spot now!

Some say he is lucky to be alive, but if that cat wanted a fight, she would have made it a fight; she just wanted the threat to be gone.

Mother Nature will mix intervals of tranquil weather with occasional shots of cold and wintry precipitation but overall may seem to be a bit 'temperamental.

Louisiana is full of unique creatures. And most of them are either beautiful or dangerous.

If you get a chance to take a canoe or kayak (or one of the guided tours) on Lake Martin, bring your camera

The little nuisances will be active through May and love to hang out around live oak trees.

I'm not a birder by any means, but I recognize a Cardinal's song when I hear it!