News of "zombie snakes" began circulating after park officials in North Carolina posted photos on Facebook of a snake that exhibits odd behavior.

'Zombie snake' can roll over and play dead. Ironically, this isn't the first time a misnomer inadvertently led to myths about the poor eastern hognose. GET IT ON G E T I T O N. Skip to content.

People are still talking about a Facebook post by the North Carolina Park and Recreation Department earlier this month that caused quite a stir on the internet with a reference to a “zombie ...

Parks and recreation officials in North Carolina issued a warning about a so-called “zombie snake” in the state that tends to “play dead.” ...

A zombie snake? It’s a harmless one,” the post continued. The eastern hog-nose snake is found across the US, in states including Florida, Texas and Minnesota.

The North Carolina Division of State Parks and Recreation posted a Facebook item about a "zombie snake," sending some people into a frenzy. Skip to content. NOWCAST KOAT Action 7 News at 11am.

You’ve probably heard of golden retrievers rolling over and playing dead. A border collie maybe. But a snake? On June 6, in a Facebook post meant to be educational, North Carolina State Parks ...

Parks and recreation officials in North Carolina issued a warning about a so-called "zombie snake" in the state that tends to "play dead." 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now ...

The North Carolina Division of State Parks and Recreation posted a Facebook item about a "zombie snake," sending some people into a frenzy. Skip to content. NOWCAST WLKY News at 6:00am.