Groundbreaking research into the Sri Lankan Green Pit Viper reveals insights for wider snake conservation efforts. written by Joe Laing, STS Volunteer Snakes are adorable. Period. Unfortunately, not e...

Research led by WHO predicts hotter climate will lead to more contact between humans and venomous snakes

Unseasonably warm weather patterns have accelerated rattlesnake activity and the chances of run-ins with humans, experts say.

My recent journey to Namibia was nothing short of extraordinary. The vast, undulating dunes of the Namib Desert, with their golden hues and glaring beauty, set the stage for some unforgettable encount...

Across North America, venomous snakes, especially rattlesnakes, are an important and natural part of the environment. In places like deserts, grasslands, forests, farms, construction sites, and garden...