One resident was thrilled when a four foot long gopher snake slowly slithered across her property earlier this month.

I was lucky enough to have a companion who was always willing to participate in an outdoors adventure. Those adventures ran the gamut of horseback hunts in the Rocky Mountains on trails no wider than ...

To her, there was no difference between that garter snake and one of the invasive ... orange or even blue stripes down their sides and backs. Although some friends have encountered all black ...

Northwestern gardens might feature the Northwestern Garter Snake (Thamnophis ordinoides), known for its extreme color variation ranging from red to blue-black. Each species has adapted to local ...

It’s the one and only garter snake! These slithering friends are not just cool to look at but have many benefits for your garden, working hard to ensure your plants are happy and healthy. Blue stripe ...

A yellow-and-olive striped garter snake subspecies that once frequented Southern Arizona rivers and streams is in bad enough shape that it could disappear from the United States within a quarter ...

The article highlights ten non-venomous snakes. These snakes thrive using skills like constriction and camouflage. Rough Green Snake, Milk Snake, and ...

Rough Green Snake, Milk Snake, and Common Garter Snake are among them. Indian Rock Python and Common Sand Boa also feature. These snakes play vital roles in their ecosystems. They control pests ...

As its name implies, the valley garter snake is a member of the garter snake family. These snakes are harmless to humans and, like the bullsnake, are incredibly beneficial to Yellowstone’s ...