Roxanne Flanagan posted a video to Facebook on Saturday, April 26, of an Eastern Hognose snake emerging out of the Atlantic Ocean in Ocean City, Md.

A Maryland woman's video of a large snake slithering on the beach in Ocean City is giving a lot of people the creeps.

"She showed me pictures and videos ... of Natural Resources confirmed that the snake appears to be an eastern hognose snake, a native species that thrives in sandy habitats, making its presence ...

Flanagan shared video and photos on Facebook showing the large black snake writhing in the sand. While no one is quite sure how the reptile ended up in the Atlantic, one person online claimed it was ...

An Eastern hognose snake can grow 20-33 inches in size and ... noting how she captured a few photos and videos as proof of the unusual encounter; one which she hopes isn't repeated.

Eastern hog-nosed snakes, also referred to as eastern hognose snakes, are mildly venomous but considered mostly harmless to humans. They inhabit the eastern portion of the U.S. and prefer sandy ...

An Eastern Hognose snake emerged out of the Atlantic Ocean ... "I was like, 'Oh my goodness, are you serious?' She showed me pictures and videos. I couldn't believe what I was seeing, and of ...

based on the photos shared, the snake appears to be an eastern hognose snake, which is a native species that likes habitats with sandy soil, so it would not be unusual for it to be found on the beach.