Have you ever wondered what the largest snake in North America is? Perhaps you’re interested in snake facts or curious to see ...

Summer through early fall is the peak season for snake movement and mating. Georgia and South Carolina are home to six venomous snake species. Snakes like copperheads, ...

“This wetlands environment leads to a rich ecology and is a great place for snakes to congregate,” as stated on the World ...

Because the snake disappeared so long ago, no one knew whether bird populations had declined in their absence—or how much they might rebound once the snakes returned. So far, bluebirds, Carolina Wrens ...

Pine Island, the newest addition to South Carolina’s arsenal of state parks ... need to turn onto River Road — a two-lane road that snakes through the peninsula leading up to the entrance ...

South Carolina’s most abundant snake. World Atlas called South Carolina’s coastal marshes, pine barrens, and mountain rivers prime habitat for rattlers, which have been around for centuries.

director of land conservation with Audubon South Carolina. In sum, a confluence of ideal conditions for the decimation of the longleaf pine was set in motion, and it worked with incredible efficiency.

The northern pine snake (Pituophis melanoleucus melanoleucus) is found primarily in the eastern United States, particularly in states like New Jersey, South Carolina, and Georgia. These snakes are ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina Department of Natural Resources ... Eastern diamondback rattlesnake and Florida pine snake that are also on the federal at-risk species list.

JASPER AND HAMPTON COUNTIES, S.C. (WSAV)—The South Carolina Department of Natural ... Eastern diamondback rattlesnake and Florida pine snake. A gopher tortoise at Seabranch Preserve State ...