Alaska has no native or established snake populations. Extreme cold and limited seasonal heat make long-term survival impossible for snakes. All verified snake appearances in Alaska involve escaped or ...

Not one, not two, but 75 snakes were released into the wild by the Fort Worth Zoo on May 9. The zoo released Louisiana pine snakes into the Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana. The snakes are an ...

Snakes may not be known for wagging tails or greeting their owners at the door, but some species are thought to be surprisingly friendly. These snakes are calm, gentle, and easy to handle. While all ...

BEYOND ITS CURRENT LOCATIONS. THE INDIGO SNAKE IS MAKING A COMEBACK IN FLORIDA AND A CONSERVATION PROGRAM THAT’S PART OF THE CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOO AND BOTANICAL GARDENS IS WORKING TO MAKE IT HAPPEN.

Every summer, without fail, the British press carries alarming stories about snake sightings. On an island that only has one ...

Scientists undertook the first comprehensive assessment of how often snakes eat their own, uncovering reports of the behavior ...

Are There Snakes in Alaska? The short answer is no. Alaska does not have any native snakes, nor does it have a self-sustaining wild snake population of any kind. While snakes are found on every ...