Scientists are baffled by a Rainbow Boa Snake who gave birth to 14 babies in what they're calling a "rare virgin birth." The snake's name is Ronaldo since it was thought to have been male.

Quinlan was off for the day when a student checked on the snake, a 13-year-old six-foot Brazilian rainbow boa named Ronaldo. The student found Ronaldo with 14 babies in her vivarium, he told USA ...

Snakes exhibit a vast array of colors and patterns, aiding in camouflage, mating, and predator deterrence. From the striking red, black, and white bands of the Milksnake to the iridescent scales ...

Rainbow snakes spend almost all of their time underwater, hunting fish and eels, so sightings in Alabama are fairly rare. But if you do see one, you won’t forget it. Colorful stripes run the ...

The wide variety of names makes sense for this snake because it comes in a huge variety of colors, so much so that you could easily convince someone that each color morph is its own species of snake.

Unlike other snakes of the same species, the albino snake did not “exhibit a rainbow-colored iridescence” when under light, researchers said. The reason for this is “currently unclear.” ...

“Spotted a rainbow snake this weekend. I’ve lived my whole life in North FL (41) years and this is the first one I’ve ever seen,” Thomas Leebo Holloway said in a Facebook post.

Quinlan was off for the day when a student checked on the snake, a 13-year-old six-foot Brazilian rainbow boa named Ronaldo. The student found Ronaldo with 14 babies in her vivarium, he told USA ...