According to a University of Florida IFAS Extension flyer, these huge snakes like to hang out in dry places, like pine woods ...

Here's a closer look at today's featured venomous snake: ...

But not every snake is a threat. Named for their pattern, eastern diamondbacks can be brown, yellow or tan and all have a very distinct black diamond pattern on their backs. Hopefully, you don’t ...

and the largest venomous snake in North America. The snakes can get up to 8 feet long, with yellow, black, and brown diamonds running along their backs. On average, eastern diamondback ...

According to the University of Florida’s Department of Wildlife and Conservation, snake species “are grouped by their most obvious markings — diamonds ... black snout followed by a broad ...

Not to be confused with the nonvenomous king snake, coral snakes feature a distinctive tricolor pattern. Look for red, yellow ...

Remember, you’re more likely to get bitten while attempting to kill a snake than if ... and their patterns vary. Coral snakes have red, yellow and black rings around their bodies.

Within the remote islands of Papua New Guinea, four new tree snake species have been discovered. Limited sampling had ...

Its characteristic diamond pattern and black-and-white bands on its tail set it apart ... The Texas Coral Snake is similar in appearance to the Eastern Coral Snake, with the same red, yellow, and ...

black-widow spiders ... I stared at the tense, threatening snake; at his loathsome head; at his vitreous eyes; at the long thin line separating his jaws and giving him a hideous grin; at the diamond ...

This is the moment a huge red-bellied black snake was captured in a shed – measuring nearly six feet long and as thick as a Coke can. Snake catcher Daniel May, 34, was called to a home in Rossmore, ...