snakes

One state should be more worried than others when the snakes are more active this year.

Beach? Sounds good! Rattlesnakes? Hard no ...

Discover the many ways snakes can enter your Texas home, from gaps and cracks to open doors and windows, and learn how to keep them out.

Headed to any one of our Texas beaches this summer? Be warned and be careful. Thousands of rattlesnakes call our most popular Texas beaches home too.

Hunting rattlesnakes is not for everyone, it is for those who want to make money. Last year's winner brought in nearly 700 pounds of snakes. This year's price is $13 a pound.

As temperatures continue to climb and as dry as it's been in Texas, expect to see more snakes. Now, while snakes a pretty scary not all snakes are bad, these are some of the good guys.

After being crammed in a community den all winter, the western diamondback rattlesnakes of Texoma are emerging sexually driven, hungry, active -- and HUGE!

If you are scared of snakes, then you'll be doubly scared of this two-headed cobra. No need to fear, because this two-headed snake was found in China. Check it out.

An incredible video of a snake about to eat a baby rabbit has gone viral because the rabbit's mom runs in and beats the crap out of the snake.

Beware of a snake that's been beheaded. This video proves that a snake can still bite long after it's dead. Watch as this copperhead bites itself.

If you're ever in Cebu City, Philippines you can get a special massage from four giant Burmese python snakes. The Cebu City Zoo manager says the snakes are well fed prior to giving massages to keep them from getting any ideas. Nonetheless check it out and ask yourself, would you do it?

If you're afraid of snakes, then this video will probably scare the heck out of you - sorry about that. But, this is just too cool not to share. Watch this huge snake open a door, and the person filming it seems cool with it.