A frozen zoo is an extensive collection of living cell lines preserved for valuable conservation, research, and future use.

Known for its iconic rattle, the snake produces a venom called hemotoxin, which kills red blood cells and can cause tissue damage, according to the Smithsonian National Zoo & Conservation Biology ...

A Louisiana pine snake, which is the rarest snake in North America, was born at the Tennessee-based Memphis Zoo earlier this month. The newborn will be 'released into the wild next spring to help ...

The team collected, froze and eventually thawed semen from a donor male and inseminated female snakes, the zoo said. Two females laid 10 eggs total, five of which were fertile and three of which ...

HOUSTON — When keepers at the Houston Zoo noticed that Cookie the Gaboon viper wasn't acting like her usual self, they took action. They brought the venomous snake to Gulf Coast Veterinary ...

The Cincinnati Zoo said on its website that the rattlesnake could weigh up to 20 pounds and grow up to 10 feet long. “The largest rattlesnake in the world and largest venomous snake in North ...

This pet is hiss-tory. A 13-foot Burmese python snake was relocated to a New York zoo after its owner admitted she was getting too big for him to care for. The three-and-a-half-year-old snake ...

The Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium said goodbye to a long-time inhabitant and "gentle giant" of a snake. The zoo announced the death of its 26-year-old leucistic Burmese python on Friday.

The zoo said her follicles, or egg cells, ... They brought the venomous snake to Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists for some scans after she hadn't eaten in 10 months and found some problems.

HOUSTON — When keepers at the Houston Zoo noticed that Cookie the Gaboon viper wasn't acting like her usual self, they took action. They brought the venomous snake to Gulf Coast Veterinary ...

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HOUSTON — When keepers at the Houston Zoo noticed that Cookie the Gaboon viper wasn't acting like her usual self, they took action. They brought the venomous snake to Gulf Coast Veterinary ...