South Carolina is home to all sorts of wildlife ... They are active both day and night and will not bite unless provoked. Garter snakes are often noticed by the three yellow stripes that go ...

“This wetlands environment leads to a rich ecology and is a great place for snakes to congregate,” as stated on the World ...

They eat rodents and other snakes, and they also eat the dreaded copperhead, South Carolina’s most populous venomous snake. Rattlesnakes, too. The venom copperheads and rattlesnakes use to kill ...

REPORTING LI As temperatures rise in South Carolina, snake bites also tend to increase. Dr. Michael Beuhler, a Medical Toxicologist from Atrium Health, says it's not the extreme heat that brings ...

There’s generally a spike in snake sightings in the warmer spring months and the late summer months, said Will Dillman, assistant chief of wildlife at the South Carolina Department of Natural ...

A snake interrupted gym class at a South Carolina high school on Monday. The nonvenomous snake showed up in the gym at Andrew Jackson High School in Kershaw, South Carolina. A post on the high ...

There are 38 snake species of snakes in South Carolina, only six of which are venomous, according to experts with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. Some of the most commonly seen ...

It is not clear how the ball python got into her apartment, nor where the snake came from Richland County Sheriff's Department A South Carolina woman woke to find a snake behind her toilet.