snakes

Indiana is home to 33 native snake species, including these four venomous types that pose a risk, especially as warm weather approaches.

Discover the lethal snakes lurking in Illinois and stay cautious during your outdoor adventures!

Foot traffic IS allowed, however, on what's known as Snake Road where venomous serpents and unusual frogs migrate every spring and fall. So, you know, watch your step.

Yes, snakes are cold-blooded creatures. But that doesn't mean you can't see them or have issues with them during the winter months.

The largest snake in Kentucky is also a constrictor, but humans have nothing to worry about.

There is a new trend floating around TikTok where people are using an everyday household cleaner to deter unwanted critters, but does it really work?

Indiana residents, beware of the quiet Copperhead snake with its surprising cucumber scent when feeling threatened.

Here are a couple of species of snakes only snake haters could love, and that's because they kill--and in the case of one of the species--EAT venomous ones.

You may be terrified of snakes, but there's one that will kill and eat venomous pit vipers like rattlers, copperheads, and cottonmouths.

With so many snake species living in Kentucky, it shouldn't be surprising that one of the Commonwealth's rivers is LOADED with them.