Forget fangs full of venom — the backsides of serpents pack secretions volatile enough to kill insect invaders.

Our yards, basements, and even garages offer everything snakes need: shelter, water, and, most importantly, food. And if you ...

Before you start ripping out the best shade-loving ground cover, you might want to consider the potential benefits of having a few snakes in your garden. For starters, most common garden snakes — like ...

From timber rattlesnakes to garter snakes, discover which snakes live along the Appalachian Trail—and how to stay safe during your hike.

World Atlas identified three lakes it said are the most snake-infested in the state, each in a different part of Colorado. You shouldn’t find any of Colorado’s venomous snakes hanging out near ...

World Atlas identified three lakes - Boyd Lake, Electra Lake and Lake Pueblo - as the most snake-infested in Colorado. Commonly sighted snakes include bull snakes, garter snakes and coachwhip ...