An adult hognose can be a bruiser, measuring almost 4?feet from snout to tail tip. Ophidiophobes — snake fearers — would probably flee at first sight, thus missing the show. Even people whose ...

The snake — which is an eastern hognose, by the way — "does play dead when threatened. It does NOT die and come back to life like a zombie," the department told CBS News. According to the ...

According to the Cayuga Nature Center in New York, western hognose are small, non-venomous snakes that can grow up to 3 feet in length. They range from Canada to Mexico, their pattern (brown ...

The North Carolina State Parks and Recreation shared images of the eastern hognose snake on its Facebook page, warning residents to stay alert if they happen to come across the creature ...

The video, which went viral with more than 4,000 shares on Facebook, shows what appears to be an eastern hognose snake gliding across the sand and in the ocean. "All the years I've been going to ...

In other words, if you're already afraid of snakes, this could send your heart racing into dangerous territory. North Carolina State Parks and Recreation says the Eastern Hognose, also known as ...

The eastern hognose snake, which grows up to 4 feet, is “famous” for playing dead when the mood strikes it, the parks department said. They are nonvenomous and rarely bite, but could be brutal ...

(WGHP) — We may not have cobras in North Carolina, but we definitely have one snake that looks a lot like one: the eastern hognose snake. These snakes feed on toads and can be found throughout ...