snakes

It's September and a real time to shine for baby copperheads. If that statement struck fear in your heart, read on and find out what you can do.

Check out this amazing photo of the life and death battle between a snake and bullfrog. Who do you think wins?

The largest snake in Kentucky is also a constrictor, but humans have nothing to worry about.

Learn more about the venomous snakes in Indiana, one of which has a distinctive cucumber-like odor.

Needless to say, it's always good to be able to recognize that which can harm you.

Here's another reason why you can't believe everything you see on social media.

The copperbelly water snake is off limits. No killing, no harming, no possessing.

Heading into the great outdoors in Tennessee? Learn about the 32 snake species that call Tennessee home, including the four venomous ones so you can stay safe.

There are no cobras indigenous to this country (thank heavens), and certainly not Kentucky. But that doesn't mean you can't find them here.

Ready to welcome a snake or other exotic pet into your home? Check out the Evansville Reptile and Exotics Show coming in September.

Indiana is home to dozens of species of snakes and four of those species are venomous. Here's what you need to know.

Bigger doesn't necessarily mean badder or more dangerous. Indiana's largest snake is harmless to humans and can actually be a good neighbor.