Snakes

Copperhead snakes have unique markings that can be easily mistaken for other species. Some snakes resembling copperheads include Eastern Hognose Snakes, Corn Snakes, Common Water Snakes, Eastern Milk Snakes, Mole … Read more

Rattlesnakes are pit vipers characterized by the small pits located on each side of their heads and a rattle made out of loose-fitting, interconnected scales that form on their tails. … Read more

North Carolina is a beautiful state, which is home to several lakes and rivers. As such, it is abundant in aquatic wildlife, which includes water snakes. Interestingly, the state is … Read more

Georgia is one of the most beautiful states in the country, with its picturesque beaches and panoramic mountains. It’s also teeming with wildlife – including around 46 recorded snake breeds … Read more

Pennsylvania is one of the states with an abundance of wildlife – including a variety of snake species. As of writing, there are 21 recorded snake species in the state, … Read more

Snakes are often associated with dangerous encounters and the cause of wildlife-related deaths but what people don’t realize is that safe breeds, such as the corn snake and milk snake, … Read more

Disease-carrying rodents live around riverways, streams, and other watersheds. These creatures can cause unsanitary conditions, but they’re stopped by their predators, such as water snakes. Although these snakes look scary, … Read more

Tennessee is not known for rich aquatic environments. However, the state has 50,000 miles of streams and rivers, making it a sanctuary for many water snakes. What are the types … Read more

Lake Michigan and Lake Superior in Michigan are home to numerous animals. These are the places where you can find water snakes that wander and hunt for food. There’s an … Read more

All snakes can swim, but water snakes do it for the sake of hunting food. They prey on animals that live in the water, like crayfish, lizards, fish, amphibians, and … Read more