New Jersey is home to a rich diversity of snake species, and several of its lakes and rivers are teeming with slithering activity.

Warmer weather means you have a greater chance of encountering snakes. Here is what experts say to do if that happens.

If you head to Rehoboth Beach and walk into the Atlantic Ocean, you know there's something in the water. From sharks to ...

West Virginia's stunning natural landscape is home to plenty of water features. However, the state's beautiful waterways also ...

There are a number of snake species you might encounter in the Ohio River, depending on where you are exploring.

The northern water snake’s pattern includes dark blotches that are narrow on the sides, but get wider toward the backbone. Meanwhile, copperheads’ pattern is wider on the sides and narrower ...

Measuring an average of just 11 feet deep, its warm, shallow waters create the perfect habitat for various snake species, including the northern water snake and eastern garter snake. Both types of ...

Eastern milk snake, Northern water snake, Eastern hog-nosed snake and the Brown snake. "Snakes play a vital ecological role by helping control rodent and insect populations while also being ...

Close-up of the Northern water snake. The pond, located in Lums Pond State Park, has numerous varieties of snakes. However, the inlets and small islands are perfect for northern water snakes to ...

The northern water snake is seen here, but eastern kingsnakes are also occasionally seen in the wooded areas of the lake. Garrison Lake is a popular spot in Kent County for fishing and boating.