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See an alligator in the Trinity River? That’s a good sign for the environment

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By Miranda Suarez Verified, Yfat Yossifor Verified
| Fort Worth Report Verified
Contrary to the rumors that Fort Worth’s alligator population is made up of pets that people let loose, the reptiles are very much native to the area. According to Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge manager Jared Wood, the first recorded gator spotting here was in 1849. Beyond that, researchers don’t know much about the local population, Wood said. That’s why his staff is running a long-term gator spotting operation, part of a yearslong study to establish a baseline of knowledge.
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See an alligator in the Trinity River? That's a good sign for the environment

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By Miranda Suarez Verified, Yfat Yossifor Verified
| KERA News (Dallas, TX) Verified
Contrary to the rumors that Fort Worth’s alligator population is made up of pets that people let loose, the reptiles are very much native to the area. According to Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge manager Jared Wood, the first recorded gator spotting here was in 1849. Beyond that, researchers don’t know much about the local population, Wood said. That’s why his staff is running a long-term gator spotting operation, part of a yearslong study to establish a baseline of knowledge.
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Tips for how to keep your dogs safe in the summer heat

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By Yfat Yossifor Verified, Miranda Suarez Verified
| KWBU-FM Verified
We are hitting peak summer season in Texas with temperatures regularly hitting the triple digits, and it's easy to forget how vulnerable we — and our four-legged friends — are to the extreme heat. KERA photojournalist Yfat Yossifor spoke to her vet, Dr. Matt Murphy, and shared some of his guidance on how to take care of your fur babies during the summer. Veterinarian Matt Murphy holds a pair of dog shoes that could help with walking dogs on concrete in the summer heat at CityVet Uptown in Dallas.
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