Arizona Wildlife

This thing is the creepiest, weirdest, most disgusting flying insect I have ever heard of.

Most people who've seen a javelina assume they're looking at a wild pig. Turns out, the two haven't shared a common ancestor for about 40 million years.

Most of the year, you'd never know they existed. Then the monsoons hit, and suddenly hundreds of them are calling from every puddle in the desert.

Imagine stumbling upon one of the desert's most unique residents. The Gila Monster has a story worth telling, especially when you see it in person.

Springtime in Sierra Vista brings a flutter of wings and a burst of color to the skies.

Picture this: beavers bustling about in Cochise County, shaping the San Pedro River. Their role in the local ecosystem is more vital than you might think.

While social media is full of adorable exotic pets, the law in Arizona tells a different story. Stick around for the details!

Imagine wandering through the Arizona desert and getting caught off guard by a cactus that seems to leap out at you. It's not just a trick of the light.

As the sun sets, Arizona's bats take flight, working overtime to keep pesky insects at bay. Let's talk about their hidden impact on our local ecosystem.

After years of disease, the rabbits are back, hopping into our gardens and bringing new life to our ecosystems. It’s a mixed bag of excitement and caution.