snakes

Snake Road in Southern Illinois is widely known for being a safe space for snakes, but the sheer amount of snakes one guy captures on video in a day is incredible to me, watch it here.

This may sound confusing, but there is (and isn't) such a thing as a Missouri Cobra. One was caught recently showing you what they look like and why you shouldn't fear them even though I do.

If you guessed "the two-legged kind," you would technically be correct. We humans pose a lot more danger to each other than animals do, but we're talking about four legs (mostly), fur (sometimes), and fangs here.

There's an animal shelter on Lake Winnebago that will let you name a cockroach or rat after your ex, then you can watch online to se what happens next.

There's a road that officials are completely closing but, lucky for them, some of us may never travel on it after reading this.

Sure, it's all fun, games, bunnies, and eggs--until a large snake peeks out of your toilet.

The snake spotted slithering through the brush has yet to be identified. This is the kind of stuff that shows up in my nightmares.

My mother-in-law lives in Arizona, and she would frequently regale us with stories of the myriad of creepy-crawlies and deadly creatures that share her part of the world. I've heard tales of scorpions in shoes ("Just shake the shoe before you put it on, no big deal"), black widow spiders lurking in cabinets and closets, and diamondback rattlesnakes all over the place...

Picture this you walk into your office restroom, only to find a large snake coming out of the toilet. Think I'm kidding? I'm not.

One of things I absolutely hate, actually they make my stomach sick, are snakes. I can't stand them. I can't look at them at zoos, on TV, or even in print. I literally freak out over them.I never though it was a phobia, but maybe it is...