The Fort Worth Zoo has finished renovations of the “Mountains and Desert” section of Texas Wild! The exhibit highlights the habitat and types of animals native to different parts of the state.

The Fort Worth Zoo focuses on conservation and education, in addition to dazzling thousands of kids each year. Here are some ...

Mountains and Desert is just one of the areas that’s part of the Texas Wild! exhibit, which opened in 2001. ... And that ultimately, the Fort Worth Zoo and other zoos and individuals, ...

The Fort Worth Zoo just released a record-breaking number of Texas horned lizards into their native habitat, zoo officials announced Tuesday in a press release. In total, the zoo, in partnership ...

The Fort Worth Zoo announced the release of a record number of Texas horned lizards back into their natural environment this year on its X account.. Out of the 617 horned lizards that were hatched ...

FORT WORTH, Texas — Fifty-five snakes of a rare breed, which were hatched and raised at the Fort Worth Zoo, were released into the wild, zoo officials said. The Fort Worth Zoo said it released ...

Not one, not two, but 75 snakes were released into the wild by the Fort Worth Zoo on May 9. The zoo released Louisiana pine snakes into the Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana.

The Fort Worth Zoo recently released 75 Louisiana pine snakes back into the wild. USFWS Dozens of endangered snakes and iguanas are back in their natural habitat thanks to the efforts of a Texas zoo .

FORT WORTH, Texas — The Fort Worth Zoo released 75 endangered Louisiana pine snakes into the wild last week. The May 9 release of the snakes, which are considered among the most endangered ...

The Fort Worth Zoo estimated that only about 200 reproducing adults remain in the wild. "We are so proud of our ectotherms team for this historic achievement!" the zoo wrote on social media.

The Texas Hill Country just got 617 new lizards, courtesy of the Fort Worth Zoo and its conservation partners. Fort Worth Star-Telegram Story by Tiffani Jackson ...

FORT WORTH, Texas — Fifty-five snakes of a rare breed, which were hatched and raised at the Fort Worth Zoo, were released into the wild, zoo officials said.