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Texas Parks and Wildlife · S31E22 — Cave Crawlers, Outdoor Clubbing & a Frog Pond
Season 31 episodes
1. Big Bend National ParkOct 18, 2015
2. Brushland Birds, Fishing Piers & Old TrainsOct 25, 2015
3. Dallas Paddling, Shotguns & Bighorn SheepNov 1, 2015
4. Dark Skies, Ranch Restoration & Rockin' ArtNov 7, 2015
5. Catching Up on Quail, Balmorhea Cool & RVsNov 14, 2015
6. Wild Firefighters, Cup Crusaders & RabbitsNov 21, 2015
7. Refuge From the Storm, Flying Falcons & Piney WoodsNov 28, 2015
8. Wardens on a Boat, Swimming Holes & Flying at FranklinDec 5, 2015
9. Sky High Eye, Wyman's Camera & Big Bend AboveDec 12, 201510. Surfing Sands, Volunteer Family & Border LifeDec 19, 201511. Wild Artist, Rio Grande Rafting & Balmorhea BirdsDec 26, 201512. Birds of Smell, Helicopter Training & Remembering D-DayJan 2, 201613. Gator Hunt, Neches Refuge & the EcotainerJan 9, 201614. El Paso Trails, Saving Some Bison & Shifting SandsJan 16, 201615. Friendly Flockers, Caddo Lake & a Rising RiverJan 23, 201616. El Paso Owls, Three Kingfishers & Richland Creek WaterJan 30, 201617. Night Photography, Fishing at Mueller & Some Survival TipsFeb 6, 201618. Purple Palaces, Big Black Bears & Cleaning It UpFeb 13, 201619. Moving Mule Deer, Social Mediator & a Yoga HikeFeb 20, 201620. Butterfly Beauty, Enchanted Rock & the Inspiring EcologistFeb 27, 201621. Feral Hogs, History Keeper & Going to GarnerMar 5, 201622. Cave Crawlers, Outdoor Clubbing & a Frog PondMar 12, 201623. Pronghorns, Tent Revival & a Sinking ShipMar 20, 201624. Pecos Pupfish, Prairie Dogs & Buffalo SoldiersMar 27, 201625. Texas Water Safari, Loggerhead Shrikes & WoodpeckersApr 3, 201626. Preparing Powderhorn, Preaching Taxidermy & CaterpillarsApr 10, 2016Synopsis
At Hueco Tanks State Park, laser technology helps to revive ancient rock art. Outdoor enthusiasts and geologists collaborate, employing this modern tool to restore the faded images of the past. Exploring nature through outdoor clubs offers opportunities for discovery and camaraderie. A man-made pond, teeming with frogs each spring, provides a captivating glimpse into the local ecosystem.
