Texas Monster Web in Wild Case Files

MANILA, Philippines - On GMA News TV, Wild Case Files investigates three extraordinary mysteries from the natural world.

June 2008, Cornwall, England: Twenty-six dolphins die, stranded in a shallow creek. It’s one of the worst mass stranding of common dolphins ever witnessed. These ocean-loving creatures are miles from their natural habitat and with no obvious cause for such a tragic event, a massive investigation begins. What has driven them to their death?

August 2007, Texas: Park Ranger Freddie Gowin discovers a giant web that engulfs a forest in Lake Tawakoni State Park, East Texas. It stretches 40 feet into the tree-tops and wraps around trees like shrink wrap. A team of web busters sets to work studying this vast city of silk to discover which creature has built it, and why.

1998, Lake Nakuru, Kenya: About half a million flamingos disappear from one of Africa’s most famous soda lakes almost overnight. An investigation is launched to discover where they have gone and what has driven them away.

Dubbed in Filipino, Wild Case Files: Texas Monster Web airs tonight at 10 on GMA News TV Channel 11.