Texas snakes are out of hibernation and becoming increasingly active due to warming temperatures. What kind of snake is this? Here's a Texas guide that can help.

A man in Texas photographed a large diamondback water snake eating a sizable fish. Social media users appear to be amazed by the predator-meets-prey moment.

Texas A&M University experts say spring-like temperatures in areas of Texas mean snakes are coming out of winter hibernation, increasing the likelihood of people and pets getting bit.

Remember, you’re more likely to get bitten while attempting to kill a snake than if you simply leave it alone. In fact, you’re five times as likely to die from a lightning strike as from a ...

Universal Pictures International. Lone ... a family member or friend are one of the hundreds of Texans bitten by venomous snakes this year. (Annually, Texas accounts for about 1,000 of the 5,000 ...

According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife, there are 10 species of rattlesnakes in Texas including the most common, the western diamondback. The post said it is not unusual for snakes to seek ...

Huge snake strangles hawk in 'life-or-death battle' in Texas, stunning photos show By Madeline Farber Fox News Published March 28, 2019 11:26am EDT ...

Exotic pet stores are required to record the names and addresses of every buyer who purchases a snake covered by the state regulations, but they aren’t required to submit those records to the state.

Six venomous snakes make their home in the Greater Houston area, the Texas coral snake and five pit vipers - the southern copperhead, western cottonmouth, western pygmy rattlesnake, western ...