Only three venomous snakes live in the wild in New York: the timber rattlesnake, the Eastern massasauga and the Northern ...

The law enforcement division of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently received a call ...

Don't get bitten! Discover the types of venomous snakes that could be hiding in your yard and learn how to stay safe. Living in Harmony With Venomous Snakes Getting bitten by a venomous snake isn’t on ...

The great basin gopher snake is a native species that lives in the warm, dry grasslands of the Thompson and Okanagan Valleys, and in parts of the Fraser and Kettle Valleys. They are light brown in ...

Eastern kingsnakes eat rodents and other snakes, and the dreaded copperhead, South Carolina’s most populous venomous snake.

There may be only six venomous snake species in the Sunshine State, but knowing what they look like is important to keep you safe. Here's how.

The red-headed krait, a venomous snake found in Southeast Asian rainforests, is recognised by its striking black body and ...

Most people mistake the wolf snake for the common krait and kill it out of fear for their safety. As a result, despite being harmless, the wolf snake is often killed unnecessarily ...

The black snake Dendrelaphis atra has been discovered on an island in Papua New Guinea; this species stands out for its ...

The timber rattlesnake is critically endangered, both regionally and nationally, after humans hunted them for decades and due to habitat loss. The snakes are incredibly rare in New Hampshire, likely ...