Are you brave enough to explore Texas's wild rivers? With venomous snakes lurking, you'll want to know which Texas waterways ...

There are 46 different snake species in Oklahoma with seven of them being venomous. From the large western diamondback rattlesnakes that can get to be 7 feet long to the tiny earthworm-like blind ...

TYLER, Texas (KETK) — It’s officially springtime and that means snakes are beginning to reappear outside in East Texas. The area is home to several kinds of deadly venomous snakes, so KETK spoke to an ...

Garter snakes are often noticed by the three yellow stripes that go down their darker-colored body. They can be found in woodlands and marsh areas and are typically found in lakes or streams.

The title of largest in Texas goes to Toledo Bend Reservoir, located east of Lufkin on the Texas-Louisiana border. Not only ...

Also called the scrub python, it is the longest snake found in Australia. They average around five metres but some have been spotted measuring over 8 metres as well.

Spring is here and that means the snakes will be soon enough, too. Snakes, like humans, get out and start moving around when the temperatures start to rise, and for the most part that’s totally ...

Snakes have many different associations for many different people. The biblical story of a cunning serpent who tricked Eve in the Garden of Eden has inspired centuries of allegories and metaphors that ...

Previous experience includes Memorial Hermann Prevention & Recovery Center (PaRC), The Right Step, Fort Bend Council of Alcohol & Drug abuse, I'm licensed in TX/CA/NY/FL and I am a Doctor of ...

(KNUE-FM) Some Texans may be seeing more black bears near their homes. Although we used to see them here more than we have in recent years, one particularly large mammal is moving back to Texas. Once ...

David Stein called a reptile relocation company after spotting a few snakes in his yard. What he didn't expect to find was 97 babies and five adults living together in his mulch piles. "Just seeing ...

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Kansans may need to watch their step when heading outside as snakes reappear across the state, and inside some unfortunate people’s homes as temperatures get warmer.