Rainbow snakes are large, nonvenomous snakes that get their name from their beautiful colouring. Highly aquatic, this snake is found in North America and is rarely seen due to its elusive nature.

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4 fast facts about snakes. Snakes smell by flicking their forked tongues and picking up odors that are transported to special ...

An elusive rainbow snake has been spotted in Ocala National Forest, Florida, for the first time in over 50 years. State wildlife officials said the snake species Farancia erytrogramma had not been ...

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.

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 ...

Ronaldo, a 6-foot Brazilian rainbow boa kept at a school in England, was thought to be male — until the snake gave birth to 14 babies last month. The boa had not had contact with another snake ...