Staying safe in a North Carolina summer means watching for snakes, maintaining your yard, monitoring weather reports avoiding unknown wildlife, and being prepared for heat. Simple awareness and ...

Under North Carolina law, it is legal to own venomous snakes, ... In 2016, a former UNC UNC-Chapel Hill biology major and snake enthusiast was bitten by his pet king cobra and nearly died.

People and pets aren’t the only ones to start moving around outdoors when the weather warms up.. Snakes do it, too. And 38 snake species in North Carolina, now’s the time of year when we are ...

There’s a snake in North Carolina that looks like a cobra, but have no fear! by: Dolan Reynolds. Posted: Oct 7, 2022 / 04:06 PM EDT. Updated: Oct 11, 2022 / 09:58 AM EDT.

The snake in Medge Owen's toilet. The mom said experts later identified it as a juvenile rat snake. Medge Owen. The clip, shared to the site last month, went viral amassing more than 10 million views.

North Carolina parks and recreation officials shared images on it's Facebook page on June 6, 2019, warning about a so-called zombie snake. North Carolina State Parks and Recreation via Facebook ...

Six of North Carolina’s 38 species of snakes are venomous: copperhead, cottonmouth, three kinds of rattlers and coral. What they look like.

At 1:30 a.m., North Carolina, Raleigh police issued a warning about a Cobra snake being on the loose. Experts warn if it's cornered, it will bite.