Ghost wolves, which look and sound like regular old coyotes, are descendants of the red wolf that went extinct in the 80s.

According to a press release from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) published Thursday, April 2, the signage ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Texas Department of Transporation installed 10 wildlife crossing signs last month, including this one near Jamaica Beach, to ...

Turns out Texas has “ghost wolves,” and no, it’s not a spooky story. These rare animals are real, and they’re quietly living along the coast.

For now, the new road signs along FM 3005 are a modest local move meant to buy time. Scientists and community advocates say that slowing vehicle strikes and guarding what habitat is left will let ...

The Texas Department of Transportation is working with wildlife experts in Galveston to reduce the number of vehicles hitting wildlife and raise awareness about ghost wolves. The rare species is a ...

Texas Department of Transportation installed wildlife crossing signs to protect rare “ghost wolves” on Galveston Island. At ...

The hybrid-gene species carries DNA from the critically endangered red wolf Texas DOT Texas officials installed wildlife crossing signs on Galveston Island to protect "ghost wolves" and reduce vehicle ...

Texas officials have installed new wildlife crossing signs along a coastal highway to reduce vehicle collisions and protect a rare population of animals known as "ghost wolves." According to a press ...