When you think of a garter snake or a rattlesnake, do you picture it slithering through the snow in the wintertime? Probably ...

Discovering mysterious eggs while gardening can be unsettling, but they might be snake eggs. These eggs are soft, leathery, ...

Valley Garter Snake. As its name implies, the valley garter snake is a member of the garter snake family. ... Rubber boas prefer to be left undisturbed and usually hide in leaf or dirt piles.

Copperheads are South Carolina’s most populous venomous snake. Here’s when and where you’re most likely to encounter one.

The Eastern garter snake is among the snake species found in the Lehigh Valley. (Contributed photo) Despite the number of common species, snakes are not usually noticed, according to Koplish.

The garter snake is the most commonly found reptile in Yellowstone, according to the National Park Service. ... Rubber boas prefer to be left undisturbed and usually hide in leaf or dirt piles.

As a non-aggressive snake species, their instinct is to flee rather than bite. Rubber Boa. In contrast to garter snakes, the rubber boa is not often seen, according to the National Park Service. This ...

A pile of Eastern Garter Snakes in the leaf litter. Shot in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Image by Depositphotos. The Eastern Garter Snake (Thamnophis sirtalis) is one of the most widespread snakes in ...

A garter snake lies curled up near a log. Image by Wirepec via Depositphotos. Want to welcome garter snakes into your garden? It’s simple! Provide them with hiding spots like piles of rocks, logs, or ...