While Bay Area hikers may be excited to see many forms of wildlife, they’ll want to avoid the Northern Pacific Rattlesnake, ...

Arizonans are accustomed to seeing western diamondbacks slithering around or sunning themselves on rocks. But recently, ...

An Arizona man got the shock of his life after discovering a full-grown rattlesnake coiled inside his toilet bowl early one ...

Park officials in the East Bay are warning residents of an increased chance of rattlesnake encounters as the weather starts ...

Think you know the truth about rattlesnakes? A local expert busts the biggest myths—and shares how to stay safe this season.

The timber rattlesnake is critically endangered, both regionally and nationally, after humans hunted them for decades and due ...

11th in Ellis, a small town west of Hays, where a homeowner spotted what they thought was a venomous rattler. Fortunately, the snake turned out to be a bull snake — a non-venomous species that ...

The best thing to do if you see a snake is to act calm and walk around it with about 6 to 8 feet of distance, Crump said.

So watch your step and keep your ears perked for that iconic rattle. Welcome to wild, wonderful, rattlesnake country. Here is everything to know about rattlesnakes in Arizona. Peak rattlesnake ...