California's diverse landscapes host a rich variety of snakes, most of which are nonvenomous and crucial for ecosystem ...

Their behaviour may look alarming, but these snakes are completely non-venomous. Gopher snakes often get mistaken for rattlesnakes due to similar markings and defensive postures. However ...

Although many people fear Utah snakes, they are vital to maintaining the delicate balance in the state's ecosystems.

Based on the pictures, the reptiles appear to be Sonoran gopher snakes, a non-venomous species found throughout Arizona.

Warmer weather means more active snakes, according to California State Parks. With summer approaching, Mount Diablo State ...

While only one of Yellowstone’s snakes is venomous, each one plays a unique role in this national park’s animal kingdom. Bullsnakes are part of the gopher snake species, which means they’re ...

In the Sacramento area, there are a few different non-venomous species that people will see, like our Pacific gopher snakes, our California kingsnakes. But if you're concerned about venomous ...

Yellowstone National Park is home to 11 species of reptiles and amphibians. Snakes make up nearly half of that number, with ...

Reports of human-snake encounters are on the rise – and some people react to a snake on their property by killing it. But is there a better way, for both people and the reptiles?

Timber rattlesnakes are the most common rattlesnake in Alabama. Also known as the canebreak rattlesnake, it’s found throughout the state, though it’s significantly less common on the Gulf Coast, ...

These include venomous reptiles like puff adders and spitting ... including eating alligator eggs, threatened gopher tortoises and even agricultural crops. The state has since spent millions ...