Indian customs officials seized 16 live snakes from Thai passenger in Mumbai, highlighting a growing trend of wildlife ...

Snakes have adapted to climb trees, leap across hot sand, and even swim through water — all without arms or legs. What’s ...

Most of the snakes were nonvenomous or not dangerous to humans, customs officials at Mumbai airport said Customs officers in ...

The cargo included garter snakes, a rhino rat snake and a Kenyan sand boa. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

In the latest wildlife smuggling attempt to be prevented at Mumbai customs, a passenger arriving from Thailand was found to ...

Snakes have always drawn attention– sometimes out of fear, other times out of pure curiosity. While most people picture sleek ...

They included garter snakes, a rhino rat snake and a Kenyan sand boa, among others ... Wildlife trade monitor TRAFFIC, which ...

Roxanne Flanagan posted a video to Facebook on Saturday, April 26, of an Eastern Hognose snake emerging out of the Atlantic Ocean in Ocean City, Md.

If caught, tourists can face steep fines, up to US$3,500 (RM14,871) – which is what recently happened after 4.1kg of sand from various beaches was confiscated by customs officials at Sardinia ...

According to The Witness, officers at Mumbai’s international airport recently stopped a passenger arriving from Thailand with ...