Snake

A Texas woman caught an alligator enjoying a tasty Easter treat on Sunday at Surfside Beach.

The alligator swims swiftly over to the serpent and snaps it up while Garza is still recording. “He comes so close to getting a duck, the duck was too quick, but it was close,” Garza said of the alligator. The video shows the snake swimming in the water before it catches the eye of the alligator.

A Clinton resident said she's willing to try just about anything to solve her rodent problem, but she didn't expect to have help just dropping in.

The video was shared by Kristy Garza on Facebook, who said it's something she hasn't seen in over 40 years. "Summer is almost here! Please keep a close eye on ...

Garza kept recording long enough to show an alligator in the distance creeping toward the snake and eventually eating it. Yesterday I was at my family’s place in Surfside Tx. I have never seen a alligator or a snake in the canal much less at the same time in 40+ years… The video was shared by Kristy Garza on Facebook, who said it's something she hasn't seen in over 40 years.

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"OP is missing the obvious takeaway from this situation. The only logical course of action is more snakes," one user commented.

"I would put some rat bait in the attic space. Simple," the user joked. They also said they discovered a hole where the rats and snake entered the home. A female can breed at 9 weeks," the user mentioned. That is until one second in, a massive snake fell from the ceiling and landed right by the rat traps. "Rats can have a litter of 12 every 8 weeks.

BOGALUSA, La. (BRPROUD) – As the Bogalusa Fire Department says, “It's definitely that time of year.” There are a lot of nonvenomous snakes in Louisiana.

DNR's Daniel Sollenberger says the answer is “probably not.” Only six of 46 species of snake native to Georgia are poisonous, and only the copperhead is common ...

- If you believe a snake is venomous and in an area where it could be dangerous, contact a wildlife removal specialist.The DNR website has a list of resources. DNR’s Daniel Sollenberger says the answer is “probably not.” Only six of 46 species of snake native to Georgia are poisonous, and only the copperhead is common in suburban areas. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources said it is fielding more calls and emails about snakes in the spring, and usually the first question is, “Is it venomous?”

Police in Missouri came to the assistance of a driver who was surprised to find a snake slithering next to her feet on the floorboards of her car.

The post did not identify the species of snake. The post included a photo of an officer holding the culprit -- a snake. The Pacific Police Department said a woman came into the police station to report an unusual form of car trouble.

Habitat. The eastern garter snake is found across Ohio in moist areas, such as damp woods and grasslands and the edge of ponds, lakes, streams and rivers.

Still, a copperhead bite is painful and has the potential to induce anaphylaxis. Appearance. There are two species of North American racer that can be found in Ohio. The northern black racer can mainly be found in the eastern part of the state. Habitat. Ring-necked snakes are distributed throughout Ohio except for the west-central and northwest parts of the state. Milksnakes are frequently confused for copperheads because the basic color of each is a rusty brown. They are also excellent climbers and have been observed as high as 6-9 feet off the ground. Appearance. The ratsnake is Ohio’s largest snake, ranging from 4-6 feet long on average and reaching lengths over 8 feet on occasion. There are also instances of totally black eastern garter snakes, which are typically found along the western basin of Lake Erie. This snake is one of the most variably colored and patterned species in the world. They enjoy basking on rocks, decks, sidewalks and patios to warm up early in the day. When disturbed they typically drop into the water and disappear. Their only real defense is excereting a substance from their musk glands when they are picked up. The eastern garter snake is widely distributed across Ohio, is rarely aggressive and habituates to humans easily. Most species gardeners and outdoorsmen come into contact with in Ohio are harmless.

The snakes of East Tennessee are various and work hard to keep our rodent populations in check. UT Arboretum is here to remind us it is illegal to kill ...

As spring hits full stride, Daniel Sollenberger will field more calls and emails about snakes. And most will involve two questions: What species is this and ...

THOMSON Ga (WJBF)- ” they'll see a lot of our snakes are pastoral they're right below the ground surface they'll be underneath some leaves or something like ...

Snake sightings this time of year are more common for several reasons. Snakes need to use the environment to regulate their body temperatures, they're hunting ...

Venomous or not? Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Senior Wildlife Biologist Daniel Sollenberger said seldomly the snake you encounter is venomous.