snakes

This species is not native to New York. Another case of someone dumping a pet snake that got too big?

If you're going hiking this weekend around the Hudson Valley, you may want to keep this in mind.

This popular New York zoo is looking for a venomous snake that went missing from its enclosure earlier this week.

More than 150 snakes were found living in a Newburgh home after their owner, who did not have the license to own them, was bit.

A Poughkeepsie shop offers a unique twist on massages, letting snakes do all the work.

Once I figured out what I was looking at, I was ready to get a one-way ticket out of the Hudson Valley.

I think the snakes are ready to come out and play in the Hudson Valley.

They are consider a natural form of pest control so why wouldn't you want snakes in your yard? Most in New York State are harmless. But harmless or not they can startle you to death.

Well, I have a new neighbor. It just happens that my neighbor is a snake. It grosses me out, but we're not getting rid of him so I need some name suggestions.

A video of a timber rattlesnake near Mount Beacon from 2013 recently resurfaced on Facebook. Since it's hiking season, let's get acquainted with the venomous snakes that reside here in the Hudson Valley.