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 ...

The northern water snake is common in waters across Virginia, from mountain streams to tidal rivers and suburban ponds. The venomous cottonmouth inhabits isolated spots south and southeast of ...

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.

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 ...

Still, several bodies of water have gained a reputation as hotspots for snake activity. From the northern lakes to the southern riverways, here are five of the most snake-filled aquatic ...

When the snake tightened around the salamander’s head, the hellbender tried to reposition its bite, giving the northern water snake the chance to escape. (Read more: Inside the fight to save the ...

Winters said. The snakes are most commonly confused with the milk snake, northern water snake, black racer snake and garter snake, according to the state, which are all non-venomous species.

The Arkansas River is home to much of the state's native snake population, but this are what you're most likely to find.