According to one app for nature observers, it's the most commonly seen creature in California: the western fence lizard. Why?

Discovered in Barbados in 2006, this worm-sized snake went misidentified for a century — and now, it may disappear before ...

The eagle-eyed among you might have noticed that I didn't touch upon any of the "April Fool's" jokes from across the game industry last week. The reason for this is simple: the "jokes" aren't funny.

This snake gets its name from its unique upturned snout, which gives it a distinctive appearance. Despite being venomous, Western Hognose snakes pose no serious threat to humans, and fatalities from ...

When we think of snakes, the usual suspects, such as the king cobra, python, or anaconda, often come to mind. Yet, the world of herpetology— the study of amphibians and reptiles—offers a rich tapestry ...

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Eastern hog-nosed snakes can be found in woodlands, farmlands and sandy areas across all of Oklahoma except the westernmost Panhandle counties. During colder months, they go into brumation in vacant ...

Large adult western wormsnakes can reach fifteen inches in snout to ... Females deposit one to six eggs in early summer. As in most snakes, the number of eggs increases with the size of the female.

The other nine are snakes: the northern water, eastern garter, northern red-bellied, smooth green, blue racer, western fox, eastern milk, northern ring-necked and eastern hog-nosed. The Michigan ...