In much of the eastern United States, it’s not uncommon to spot a snake slithering through the leaves, crossing a trail, or ...

April 27 (UPI) --A pair of Australian snake catchers responded to the side of a road to rescue a red-bellied black snake with its head stuck in a beverage can.

Bryan Gell says this is the first time he's seen anything like it. (Supplied)Mr Gell was cautious when approaching the snake, first picking it up with a stick to check that its head was in the can ...

A snake catcher came face-to-face with an 8-foot long open-mouthed black mamba during a "hectic" rescue mission in South Africa. Nick Evans, founder of snake rescue service KZN Amphibian and ...

When she saw the small, shiny black head "poking out" from underneath her fridge, the woman quickly called in snake catcher Cory Kerewaro, of Reptile Relocation Sydney, to remove the venomous visitor.

"This guy that was at the drive-thru window was walking from the side of his car and he had a snake by the tail and he just dropped it in the bushes," she said. Coiled under the drive-thru window at ...

THIS true-blue red-bellied black snake has a thirst for the amber ale, so much so it needed rescuing after getting its head stuck in a beer can on the NSW Central Coast. less than 2 min read ...

And some harmless species like the grass snake, smooth snake and viperine snake use that to their advantage. When threatened, they flatten their narrow heads into a triangle, mimicking the shape ...

A rare two-headed was found slithering in a Florida home that has found a new home with wildlife officials. The Southern black racer snake has separate tongues and brains - but a single body.

A viewer in Columbia, Lancaster County, snapped a couple of shots of a large black snake and shared them with us. We've posted both pictures on this page — one above and one below. Advertisement ...

A dead snake, or even the detached head of a snake, can still bite because of the bite reflex. ... Cottonmouths are another venomous snake in the Triangle. Here’s how to identify them.