Animals

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water...You could come face to face with a bull shark in Oklahoma this summer! That's right one of the most aggressive, dangerous, and ill-tempered fish to be found in the water.

Once common, they've all but disappeared.

Wildlife officials are warning the general public that the Oklahoma black bear population is growing and to be on the lookout, especially during the early Summer months as more and more sightings have been reported.

A rescue dog up in Oklahoma that a lot of people were keeping an eye on unfortunately has passed away.

Had I only known I would have attended the alligator vigil late last week on Thursday, May 19th (05-19-22) in Claremore, OK. in honor of the late Albert E. Gator. It was a celebration of life and a gator festival all in one! I don't know all the details, but whoever thought this up is BRILLIANT...

Swing by and meet your new best friend.

Doctors and health experts across the state are warning Oklahomans about the recent increase in Lonestar Tick populations and activity. This Summer you'll want to protect yourself, your family, and your pets from these dangerous pests. If bitten you could have a severe, possibly life-threatening reaction that could have long-term health effects.

Have you ever heard of the Stikini? If you've lived in Oklahoma a while you've probably heard a story or two about these terrifying supernatural creatures. Without a doubt they're one of Sooner State's scariest legends, so what are they and where did they come from?

It's like something out of a B-Horror film, those old creature features from the late seventies and eighties. However, this is not a movie, it's real-life and you could come face to face with a nightmarish prehistoric beast lurking just below the surface of Oklahoma lakes.

It's a battle for the ages and one that we can win if we all band together! So why is Oklahoma being invaded by this scary, alien-looking insect? You've probably seen them in the yard, flowerbeds, and even in your home.

If you love Oklahoma outdoors, you need this info.

The owner of Rich Strike, Richard Dawson, is from Edmond, Oklahoma. He bought the horse late last year in September of 2021 for $30,000.00. It was Mr. Dawson's first time owning a racehorse and his first time at the Kentucky Derby, how cool is that?