Bites to humans are rare and typically harmless. When it comes to identifying snakes out in the wild, you may have heard this popular but morose rhyme: "Red touches yellow, kill a fellow.

The tiny baby snakes raised at the Columbus Zoo are barely the size of a pencil, but they have a big job ahead of them: ...

Scientists have developed a new method to monitor the elusive eastern indigo snake using environmental DNA (eDNA) from soil ...

South Africa is home to many fascinating snakes, some harmless and others potentially dangerous. Here's a roundup of the best ...

Biologist Leong Shen Nyan, her husband Linus Chung and their three kids spend weekends exploring forests, observing and ...

This led to three years of detailed investigations to identify the snake. The team recently published a paper revealing the ...