One of Hall’s dogs made the skin-crawling discovery in the garage while she was unpacking. KMGH Garter snakes are non-venomous but can strike and bite humans, sometimes causing an allergic ...

Boo, hiss. A homeowner was terrified to discover nearly 100 venomous snakes in a writhing black knot in his backyard — in a case experts have described as a “rare occurrence.” The trouble ...

These snakes can launch themselves from trees, flatten their bodies into a ribbon-like shape and glide up to 100 feet or more. Don’t worry: You won’t find these aerial acrobats in Arizona.

Snakes can behave in ways that humans might interpret as shy. Snakes don't experience emotions like humans do, but many species are naturally reclusive and prefer to avoid confrontation or exposure.

"The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" takes a gamble by creating a prequel to the "Hunger Games" franchise -- boasting a box office of $3 billion.

These snakes can pose a real risk to your safety. In some states, there is also a large population of invasive constrictors that are big enough to threaten even large dogs. If you see any of these ...

Snakes: They’re just like us — at least in one respect. Like humans, the slithery reptiles may rely on others of their kind to stay calm in times of stress, according to a new study published ...

Colorado has three species of venomous snakes, all of which are rattlesnakes: the prairie rattlesnake, the Midget-faded rattlesnake and the Western massasauga rattlesnake. Need a break? Play the ...