Texas is home to four venomous species. Here's everything you should and shouldn't do if one bites you, and how to identify ...

If it bites you and you die, it's venomous. If you bite it and you die, it's poisonous. There are 6 dangerous snakes in ...

An Eastern diamondback rattlesnake slides across the sand at ... The Northern cottonmouth water moccasin are the world's only semi-aquatic vipers, and typical moccasin behavior includes curling ...

The vast majority of Texas’ native snake species are nonvenomous — such as this diamondback water snake (l-r) and gopher ...

The timber rattlesnake and the eastern diamondback are both vipers of the ... They are also good swimmers, able to swim on the water’s surface and below it. In the winter, they hibernate in ...

Some of the featured snakes included are the Western Diamondback, water snake, and an Egyptian Monocle Cobra. The roundup is also holding the Texas Snake Hunt State Championship.

As the weather gets warmer, snakes will begin to appear. In Louisiana, there are seven venomous snake species. What they are and how to identify them.

two species of coral snake, one copperhead species and one water moccasin species. Additionally, some venomous snakes can be identified based on head shape, pupils, fangs, rattles, neck size ...