The chapote negro, or Texas persimmon, is more than just a native plant—it’s a lifeline for South Texas wildlife and a symbol of resilience in our rugged landscape. From feeding deer and birds to preserving the heritage of the land, this unassuming tree plays a mighty role on the ranch.

Captivating South Texas - Flora & Fauna

Captivating South Texas is a new podcast showcasing the natural wonders of a South Texas ranch. The podcast uses immersive storytelling and AI narration to explore the region's unique flora and fauna, including diverse plant life like prickly pear cacti and mesquite trees, and abundant wildlife such as white-tailed deer and various bird species. Listeners will learn about the ranch's ecosystem while also hearing personal stories from the family who manages the land. The overall aim is to transport listeners to the ranch, offering an educational and engaging experience of the South Texas landscape.

Captivating South Texas - Flora & Fauna