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Is the ocelot, the endangered South Texas wildcat, making a comeback?
But Dr. Tom deMaar, a wildlife veterinarian in the Rio Grande Valley who was part of the team that received the genetic information of the ocelot, believes that there are multiple possibilities to ...
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Richard Moore Outdoor Report: Wildlife Crossings
Dr. Rick Kline and his students at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley have recently completed a multi-year study of wildlife crossing structures ...
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Clawed creature native to Australia is invading Texas waters. Why experts are worried
An invasive crayfish species from Australia is posing a threat to the native crayfish species in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas officials warn. Screengrab from Texas Parks and Wildlife video There ...
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Rare ‘Blue Bunting’ bird spotted in Texas
It is not native to the Rio Grande Valley, thus making its presence here ... The habitat they’re expanding is home to the endangered ocelot, which George refers to as “an umbrella species ...
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NATURAL HISTORY
DESCRIPTION: The ocelot is a medium-sized ... The majority of ocelots are located in Texas' Lower Rio Grande Valley, an area critical for NAFTA projects. Globally, this species' population is ...