Animals

It's baby season here in the Ark-La-Tex, and critters of all types are dropping litters. Sometimes in heavily populated areas!

Who knew that a household staple could double as garden armor? It's the unexpected twist every gardener needs.

As the days grow shorter, Louisiana roads become a little more dangerous. Deer sightings are on the rise, especially during that morning and evening rush.

While some are native and others arrived by accident, there are animals living quite happily in the U.S. that will make you say, “No way!”

Conservationists are desperate to thin the population, and they say the meat is lean, high in protein, and tastes like rabbit.

You might feel the urge to rescue a baby bird you see on the ground—but it may not need your help at all.

Carrots and bunnies go together like chocolate and peanut butter. Or do they?

It might surprise you, but it actually is legal to keep chickens inside the city limits of Shreveport. But there are certain restrictions.

According to a recent poll, one in 10 American adults and 1 in 5 teenagers deal with some type of phobia disorder at some point in their lives.

Dr. Joren Whitley, an animal chiropractor, receives heartwarming giraffe snuggles as a token of gratitude for bringing comfort to the gentle giant.