The African house snake is a small, nonvenomous snake native to southern Africa, often kept as pets due to its docile nature and ease of care. If you're into reptiles, you may have heard of them, but ...

At just 8.74 inches long (222 millimeters), the juvenile African House snake is blackish brown or dark brown in color across its dorsum with white ventral coloration but no stripes on its sub ...

A British woman had the shock of her life after opening her kitchen oven, only to find a 3-foot-long African brown snake. The 82-year-old, whose name has not been made public, was getting ready to ...

A brown house snake, Boaedon capensis, is recovering at the Centre for Rehabilitation of Wildlife ... He said the Boaedon capensis was one of the most common non-venomous snakes in South Africa.

THE Brown House Snake is nature’s own pest controller. It is the most widespread snake found in all areas of South Africa. It is also one of only a few snakes that are tolerant of urban sprawl ...

There are fifteen species of African house snakes, of which seven are native to south Africa,and the most common is brown or common house snake. Share << Prev. Page 2 of 11. Next >> ...

Falco Faber had just returned home from a trip when he encountered a venomous snake in his abode. He ran away from it, holding his cat Lily — who likely went on the offensive and attacked the ...

A man known as “The Snake Hunter” has unveiled a startling technique used by snakes to slither their way into the tiniest of spaces — including right under your seemingly secure front door.

In Africa, one snake can reveal 369 others. ... It all began with an ordinary dinner in the courtyard of a house in Brazzaville in the early 1980s. A snake slithered by the table.

The African house snake is a small, nonvenomous snake native to southern Africa, often kept as pets due to its docile nature and ease of care. If you're into reptiles, you may have heard of them, but ...