Yes, it's possible that you might look up and see a rattlesnake slithering up a tree. Here's some myths to know about Texas' ...

The film also covers the differences between venomous and non-venomous snakes, their ecological roles, and the misconceptions surrounding them, emphasizing the importance of snakes in maintaining ...

Snakes often get a bad rap. While they're often misunderstood as aggressive, many experts will tell you they are not naturally hostile and don't seek to chase or attack. Instead, they are ...

As the weather improves and Oklahomans head back outside, here is a guide on how to identify venomous snakes like the copperhead, cottonmouth and rattlesnake. The copperhead name comes from the ...

There are a variety of these semi-aquatic snakes in South Carolina which are often found in wetlands and ditches, but are also known to be seen in reservoirs. Although non-venomous, some water ...

A bill that would have banned the ownership of non-native venomous snakes did not get through the Legislature four years ago, state officials said Wednesday. The current bill would ban ownership ...

Q: What venomous snakes should Oklahomans look out for? A: “We primarily see copperhead in Oklahoma, and that’s across most of the state. But we also have cottonmouths — also known as water ...