Pond life at Brazos Bend State Park

[@noemitellez3098]

This was a fantastic video!

[@flannagill6812]

What was that crawly leech-like thing he threw away at 2:06 , really interesting looking

[@wannabetraveler6595]

David has always been a good source for all things Brazos Bend. Awesome job as usual.

[@theresawalker4219]

Excellent video for elementary school visits. Have the kids scoop the pond clean. LoL

[@Eyagsf]

Thanks TPW & David. Great job! Brazos Bend is also one of the best bird watching parks in TX.

[@mikes1345]

So now our parks come to us. Nice touch during this time. Thanks

[@marycastenson3336]

Awesome video! I learned a lot.

[@jessicaramirez7154]

Thanks miss brewer

[@jesusfish_]

Thanks for this! This is an awesome idea for those of us that like to be outdoors but cant right now. Keep'em comin', cause ima keep watchin them!

[@precisiont5188]

Amazing.

[@PSPSMITH2022]

I don't know if Texas Parks and Wildlife answer questions in video comment sections, but I'm curious to know more about the water quality in the Brazos Bend State Park waterways. I've noticed there are numerous waterways near Houston that have fish consumption advisories due to dangerous levels of dioxins, PCBs, or other contaminants. Are the fish in Brazos Bend State Park safe to eat, or do they also have elevated levels of toxins?

[@OscarOutdoors]

Thumbs up

[@angieemm]

I'll trust you on the leech thing. Unlike many of the visitors I've watched over the decades, I am not interested in being close enough to a gator to see if they have leeches! 😂 Maybe with my binos...

[@samsngdevice5103]

Glad I'm not a shrimp. Never ends well.

[@theresawalker4219]

Lice?? On animals?? Thinking like Egyptian? Animals worried about what happens to them and where to go to die. A cemetery for alligator? Lice is from Egypt.