April 12 turned into an unexpected seafood celebration for some Surfside locals, thanks to a timely intervention by Texas ...

Floating sea anemones are rarely seen on land because they spend their lives drifting in the open ocean, clinging to floating debris.

Texas' Great Plains and Gulf Coast offer lots of different natural sites and wildlife-spotting opportunities, and meet at ...

Ripe-smelling seaweed isn't the only unpleasant thing washing up on Texas beaches lately ... wars find food by stunning crustaceans and small fish through venom-bearing cells known as nematocysts.

A 'rarely seen' sea creature, called a sea anemone, is washing up on the Texas coast, according to researchers.

The smell, an odor like rotten eggs, is the sargassum piles decomposing, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...

Texas lawmakers are considering following President Donald Trump’s lead and renaming the body of water that touches 367 miles of the state’s coast to the Gulf of America. If approved ...

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