What are some examples of dangerous animals in Western Texas?

The most obvious dangerous animals in West Texas, (yes, it's big enough that we have “west” and “far west”, but no “western”) are Rattle, Copperhead and Water Moccasin snakes, Coyotes, Bobcats and in some regions actual Mountain Lions. read more

Also known as pumas, mountain lions, panthers, and catamounts, cougars are quite possibly the most dangerous of the Texas animals in terms of ferocity and potential damage. These big cats can be found throughout the Trans-Pecos, as well as the brushlands of south Texas and portions of the Hill Country. read more

Texas has many native animals and birds, as well as introduced species. More than 540 species of birds — about three fourths of all different species found in the United States — have been identified in Texas. Some 142 species of animals, including some that today are extremely rare, are found in Texas. read more