That’s right, a boa species infamously known for squeezing its prey to death lives in parts of the Western United States, including Washington and Idaho. “Northern rubber boas are found in all ...

Somewhere on San Juan Island, resting beneath a log as it digests a vole or deer mouse, is a distant relative of the giant anacondas of the Amazon. Kwiaht scientists are asking islanders to help ...

Rubber Boa: Known for its soft, rubbery skin, this snake moves at a gentle crawl, often mistaken for a worm due to its sluggish pace. Threadsnake: One of the tiniest snakes in the world, it ...