BEE CAVE — Texans don't need Punxsutawney Phil, a groundhog in Pennsylvania, to predict whether or not there will be an early spring. An armadillo named Bee Cave Bob can do the trick, says Mike ...

Bee Cave Bob also can sense the political climate depending on which side of the highway line he walks to, according to T. Boothe, a real estate agent who owns the property where the ceremony is held.

BEE CAVE, Texas (KXAN) — You might have seen Punxsutawney Phil Wednesday morning predicting the future of our spring, but Texans are putting their trust in another icon: Bee Cave Bob, the armadillo.

Bee Cave Bob was born in — drumroll please — Bee Cave, a city declared the planet's official West Pole by the Texas Legislature in 2007. He lives at a ranch known as the West Pole, just along ...

In the spirit of friendly competition, the Texas armadillo, "Bee Cave Bob," is challenging Punxsutawney Phil to see which mascot has the most accurate weather forecast. During a cloudy Armadillo ...

Bee Cave Bob was born in Bee Cave, Texas, a town outside of Austin which is known as the globe’s geographical western pole. “A lot of hair and a lot of fat, that’s what keeps him nice and ...

Punxsutawney Phil and Bee Cave Bob have agreed on their predictions only five times since 2011, according to groundhog-day.com, compared to nine disagreements.

Some Central Texans are tired of all the attention payed to Punxsutawney Phil on Groundhog Day. They're trying to draw attention to a new day they call Armadillo Day and a new way of forecasting ...

Bee Cave Bob was born in — drumroll please — Bee Cave, a city declared the planet's official West Pole by the Texas Legislature in 2007. He lives at a ranch known as the West Pole, just along ...

If Bee Cave Bob walks out of his home and sees his shadow, we will experience six more weeks of winter. If he does not see his shadow, spring shall arrive early.

Ralph Fisher holds Bee Cave Bob after the seven-year-old, nine-banded armadillo emerged to predict the weather during Armadillo Day at the West Pole in Bee Cave , Texas, Friday, Feb 2, 2022.

BEE CAVE — Texans don't need Punxsutawney Phil, a groundhog in Pennsylvania, to predict whether or not there will be an early spring. An armadillo named Bee Cave Bob can do the trick, says Mike ...