Watch as wildlife experts Kurdt and Michael take on high-risk snake rescues, pulling a Boomslang and a Cape Cobra from deep inside car engines! These highly venomous deadly snakes found their way ...

Snakes have long been interesting and fearsome to people across the world. While many species are harmless and play vital roles in balancing ecosystems, a few are dangerous with venom so toxic it ...

Got a trip to South Africa coming up and not sure what to tick off your list? Here are 10 things you can't miss.

However, it is the snakes’ eyes that really stand out. Large-eyed green tree snakes have enormous round eyes that seem to bug out of their small sized heads. Their eyes are especially stunning when ...

A native of sub-Saharan Africa, the Boomslang boasts one of the most potent hemotoxic venoms. Unlike many other snakes, it relies on its large eyes and remarkable vision to hunt during the day. Though ...

The Boomslang (Dispholidus typus) is deceptively slender and arboreal, with striking speeds that belie its unassuming appearance. Although it prefers to avoid confrontation, when provoked, its strike ...

Many snake species, when threatened, employ a survival tactic called thanatosis, or playing dead. Dice snakes intensify the act by contorting their bodies, emitting foul odors, and even feigning ...

The Brazos water snake, Nerodia harteri, is endemic to a single location in the United States. It thrives in the Brazos River basin of Texas, where there is an abundance of food, camouflage, and ...

Have you ever wondered what the largest snake in North America is? Perhaps you’re interested in snake facts or curious to see if you share a state with one of these giants! North America is home ...

KARNACK, Texas -- As summer sets in, residents across the region should be aware that snakes are becoming increasingly active. According to experts, snakes are emerging from a hibernation-like ...

Coral snake (20-30 inches): This red, yellow and black snake is found throughout Florida. It’s often confused with the similarly marked harmless king snake — remember the rhyme, “Red touches ...