Cabin crew on the Virgin Australia flight quickly shut the cargo door, locking the reptile inside before calling for ...

Spirits were high as we boarded the boat for Islan Dåno’. We were taking with us a new device to help us spot snakes. We had ...

In a 10-year time span, 202,033 brown tree snakes have been captured, primarily in four high-risk areas on the island, according to James Dixon of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Wildlife ...

"The brown tree snake has had a devastating impact. Ten out of 12 native forest bird species disappeared in 30 years," says Cheryl Calaustro from Guam's Department of Agriculture.

"The brown tree snake has had a devastating impact. Ten out of 12 native forest bird species disappeared in 30 years," says Cheryl Calaustro from Guam's Department of Agriculture.

The brown tree snake slithers through vegetation. Bjorn Lardner, United States Geological Survey. When biologists found three locally endangered Micronesian starlings dead in their nest box on ...

An invasive brown tree snake population has been found on Cocos Island, an 83.1 acre atoll located 1.5 miles off the southwest coast of Guam.

The brown tree snake poses much more of a problem to ecosystems than it does to humans. The reptile is native to parts of Indonesia, the Solomon Islands, New Guinea, and Australia, but is ...

Let’s talk about one slithery critter that's made quite a name for itself: the brown tree snake. These sneaky reptiles may look like your average snake, but they've caused a big stir in some ...

After World War II in the mid-’40s, troops began moving cargo to the island of Guam. This is when the brown tree snake was introduced. It is believed that it took only one female brown tree snake that ...

Before introduction of the brown tree snake, Guam had 12 species of native forest birds. Today 10 of those are extinct on Guam, and the other two species have fewer than 200 individuals.

Let’s talk about one slithery critter that's made quite a name for itself: the brown tree snake. These sneaky reptiles may look like your average snake, but they've caused a big stir in some ...