Rattlesnakes are an iconic part of the American landscape, especially in the deserts of the Southwest, as well as the ...

A rattlesnake isn't a reptile to mess with. If you see one in your yard, don't panic. There are simple steps you can take to humanely mitigate the risk.

The western diamondback rattlesnake checked off a new portion of the map last November, making Denton County part of the ...

Researchers tracked a 30-year-old timber rattlesnake in its relocated habitat in southern Ohio. Timber rattlesnakes, one of Ohio's three venomous snakes, are rare and mostly found in a few ...

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They creep, slither and slide over and around each other by the dozen and now there's a webcam so that anybody can watch them ...

Rattlesnakes are native to Shasta County and emerge in warm weather to bask in the sun. While venomous, rattlesnakes are shy and typically avoid humans and pets unless provoked. Residents can deter ...

Snake bites are most common between April and October, and immediate medical attention is crucial if bitten. The survival rate of rattlesnake bites is high with proper treatment, but avoiding snakes ...

The western diamondback rattlesnake is no stranger to Texas, commonly found across much of the state and in most counties ...

Rattlesnakes are emerging from hibernation in Tulare County with increased sightings expected in parks and trails. Rattlesnakes are a vital part of the ecosystem, helping control rodent populations.

Rattlesnake activity peaks April to October in California’s warm, dry areas. Avoid bites by staying on trails, wearing boots and watching where you step. In case of a bite, remain calm, call 911 and ...