Two conservationists with the Flamingo Working Group write that the American flamingo — a long lost Florida native that is ...

Local health departments advised people to stay away from more than a dozen beaches in Southwest Florida. Respiratory ...

Everything you need to know about the Year of the Snake ...

Dancing with a Burmese python is how the Python Huntress Amy Siewe described a recent encounter she had with the invasive snake that resides ... havoc with the South Florida ecosystem.

Florida Cottonmouth or water moccasin snake. Image by Svetas via Depositphotos The Brazilian ... making it a fascinating example of evolutionary specialization. Common in North Africa, the burrowing ...

From swamps and forests to wetlands and coastal areas, Florida is a favorable environment for forty-four snake species, but among them only six are venomous. Understanding these snakes is crucial for ...

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Invasive species can wreak havoc wherever they're found, but Florida has a few that are particularly dangerous. Here are the most threatening of them.

Snakes, lizards and geckos – these are just some of the creatures sneaking into the country hidden in potted plants and cut flowers. Researchers from the journal Bioscience have warned this is ...

Free the snakes: Florida scientists release America's longest snakes into the wild Jun 12, 2019 Scientists develop method 'tetraplex digital PCR assay' for detecting DNA of invasive snakes in Florida ...

Stefanie Lesser is well aware she is not what some people expect when they call a professional snake catcher. The 42-year-old started her business in 2023 at Bathurst, in Central West NSW ...

"This is due to it being summer and quite warm outside, obviously snakes are cold blooded creatures and become more active in the warmer months," he said. He said the most common snake seen at ...