The Science of Wildlife
Season 29 Episode 7 | 26m 29sVideo has Closed Captions
Meet the biologists and see the science that helps support wildlife in Texas.
Some owls in El Paso have a fancy new home, complete with a surveillance system, which gives biologists a bird’s-eye view of owl life. Pronghorn antelope populations in west Texas have wavered in recent years. Biologists are finding new information and solutions to help the Pronghorns. We follow along with some biologists that are worried about a tiny fish that is on the edge of extinction.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife is a local public television program presented by KAMU
The Science of Wildlife
Season 29 Episode 7 | 26m 29sVideo has Closed Captions
Some owls in El Paso have a fancy new home, complete with a surveillance system, which gives biologists a bird’s-eye view of owl life. Pronghorn antelope populations in west Texas have wavered in recent years. Biologists are finding new information and solutions to help the Pronghorns. We follow along with some biologists that are worried about a tiny fish that is on the edge of extinction.
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