Finding a snake in your backyard can be startling, but not all snakes are creatures to fear. Many species are non-venomous ...

The snake’s head is small, barely lifting out of the water, and it looks almost like another shiny stone, below the blue pipe ...

Challenge your vision and attention to detail with a fun seek-and-find brain teaser, depicting a creep of tortoises and one lonely snake hidden among them. How fast can you solve the puzzle?

If you find a snake in or around your home, you’ll want to be careful when removing it. Even nonvenomous snakes will bite. You’ll want to make sure it doesn’t return.

These snakes we promptly remove from the property for safety of ourselves and the horses. Our dogs have been snake aversion trained for rattlers so they recognize them by scent and won't approach.

Researchers can use scale clippings from the snakes to accurately measure environmental pollution levels, without harming the ...

Although neighbors were unaware that the man had any snakes living in the home, officials said there was little risk of the snakes escaping.