The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation collects information about the whereabouts of the distinct reptile species.

Texas horned lizard numbers are waning, but they still can be found out there. Mike Leggett. Special to Austin American-Statesman. STAMFORD — There’s probably not much chance that if you grew ...

Texans can vote on three potential designs to update the horned lizard plate, which was the first conservation-themed plate.

The Texas Horned Lizard, one of the Lone Star State’s threatened species, made its viral internet debut Thursday when the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department released a video showing hundreds ...

APRIL 7, 2020 — The Texas horned lizard, one of the state’s well-loved creatures and the official state reptile, has seen a decline in numbers over the past few years, leading the state to classify it ...

It is hoped the lizards will thrive in their natural environment, eating harvester ants. San Antonio Zoo called the release a tremendous step forward for its Texas Horned Lizard Reintroduction ...

The Texas horned lizard, affectionately called the horny toad or horned frog, is in trouble. The population of the official Texas state reptile has steeply declined in the Texas Triangle—the ...

Twenty-seven Texas horned lizards hatch at Texas zoo. More are on the way. Horny toads have disappeared from Texas over the last 40-45 years due to factors like habitat loss and invasive species.

The Texas horned lizard, often affectionately called the “horny toad,” is a striking reptile that looks like it stepped out of prehistory. Its body is broad and flat, ...

Texas horned lizards have short tails and get about 4 inches long. Although they look prehistoric and somewhat dangerous, they are completely harmless to humans.

A baby Texas horned lizard (San Antonio Zoo Photo) Since launching the project in 2017, the Center for Conservation and Research team has used Geographic Information System ...

The Dallas Zoo announced it welcomed 18 Texas horned lizards this week, with more on the way. The zoo plans to release them to the wild in the fall.