AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF)-Summer through early fall is the peak season for snake movement and mating. Georgia and South Carolina are home to six venomous snake species. There’s the Copperhead, ...

Snakes love warm summer days. As reptiles, their body temperature mirrors air temperature. That’s why snakes are most active this time of year. It’s also why snake complaints peak in July and August.

CLAYTON, Calif. (KGO) -- As temperatures warm up, rattlesnakes are coming out of hibernation -- and already, the Bay Area has seen two snake bites in recent weeks: One in the North Bay, near Mt.

Pennsylvania’s annual snake season begins Tuesday. Although snake hunters may hunt non-venomous species such as the Black Rat Snake (which does not require a permit), most hunters are after pit vipers ...

(KRON) — The Bay Area is home to multiple species of snakes, including the venomous rattlesnake. Warmer weather means more active snakes, according to California State Parks. With summer approaching, ...

Well, how the tables turn... The Little Elm Police Department had to step in and rescue the Little Elm Fire Department after an unwelcome visitor greeted them. In a hilarious recount, accompanied by a ...

It’s official, folks: snake season is here. During this time, when summer temperatures are scorchingly hot, snakes become more active, especially in their search for food or for mates. By nature, ...

Copperhead, cottonmouth and timber rattler are names synonymous with danger, but let’s talk about the over 50 species of snakes in Alabama, and those living among us here in the Southern Appalachian ...