Even botanists can be surprised at the sheer variety of a houseplant often known only for being indestructible.

You can see this snake using the concertina climbing method of vertical locomotion. In the video, you’ll watch it effortlessly make its way from the ground up to the base of the tree.

some that came with screenshots with the snake circled (erroneously, we might add): “Nope! Can’t see it…no bushwalking for me.” “Straight up the back tree.” [Wrong] “Just below the fork on the long ...

The Green Tree Python is a striking snake known for its stunning emerald green body with intricate white or yellowish markings. These pythons can grow up to 5 feet in length and have a long life ...

In a darkened forest of central Vietnam, a 2-foot-long creature with “enlarged” teeth climbed through a tree. Its “secretive” lifestyle made it “uncommon” to see, and, when occasionally found, its ...

Researchers saw Poyarkov’s big-tooth snakes “in small puddles,” on the “edges of small and medium streams,” moving along the ground and slithering up trees. The new species is ...