snakes

Indiana residents, beware of the quiet Copperhead snake with its surprising cucumber scent when feeling threatened.

Here are a couple of species of snakes only snake haters could love, and that's because they kill--and in the case of one of the species--EAT venomous ones.

You may be terrified of snakes, but there's one that will kill and eat venomous pit vipers like rattlers, copperheads, and cottonmouths.

With so many snake species living in Kentucky, it shouldn't be surprising that one of the Commonwealth's rivers is LOADED with them.

You might think twice about being in or around these Indiana lakes.

One state should be more worried than others when the snakes are more active this year.

Learn about the venomous snakes lurking in Indiana beyond the basketball courts and cornfields!

The Reptile and Exotics Show is set to return to Evansville, Indiana with multiple events planned for 2024.

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?

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.