The yellow bands on this small but venomous snake make it stand out among the snakes found in Arkansas and lend to the old saying "Red touch black, venom lack. Red touch yellow, kill a fellow." These ...

Snakes are showing up and people across the state are getting spooked. Arkansas is home to 36 ... whose bite is venomous. “If red touches black you’re okay Jack,” meaning that if you see ...

Whether enjoying Arkansas on land or by water this summer, it’s important to keep an eye out for the Natural State’s six ...

Snakes come and snakes go, whether we see them or not. But what if we do see them -- in the backyard? Photo by Celia Storey Glenn Manning describes the speckled king snake he’s holding Aug. 27 ...

All we needed was a great place to enjoy it and that spot was at the point of the Little Maumelle opening up into the Arkansas ... snakes and the garter snakes and the milk snakes (red on black ...

Although a lot of people tend to be scared of snakes, Arkansas wildlife experts say snakes are not something to fear. Trey Reid, spokesperson for Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, said most ...

After years of effort, an Arkansas teacher and his students successfully repopulated a rare Louisiana snake species on July 21st. Chance Duncan and his students at Russellville High School have ...

It will include a snake house containing common nonvenomous and venomous snakes of Arkansas, along with "examples of the larger and more interesting snakes that are found around the world." ...