The Carolinas are experiencing some bone-chilling cold (and even some snow) in these early winter days. We’re bundled up in our coats and cranking the heat in our homes. What are the snakes up to?

Endemic to New York and Pennsylvania, the Short-Headed Garter Snake reaches about 10 inches in length. It feeds on earthworms in the wild but adapts to eat amphibians and small fish in captivity.

Snakes and other reptiles do not hibernate. Since they are ectothermic ... These snakes are usually found near water, as they eat fish and amphibians.) Baby copperheads are mostly born in late ...

A large number of DeKay’s brown snakes and Eastern garter snakes, both native to Staten ... because the city has to do it the right way. We can’t just expect them to jump on the problem ...

But garter snakes, Skinner says, were already known to hibernate and birth their young in groups. Ball pythons by contrast, lay eggs and do not hibernate. They're also a popular pet around the ...

Common Garter Snake. Image by JDunbarPhoto via ... captured the essence of the debate stated, “Herbivores can eat meat. Carnivores cannot eat grass. It’s based on gut chemistry. Eating snakes is more ...

It turns out bears love to eat yellow-legged frogs, as do coyotes, as do garter snakes, as do all these different kinds of birds. And so you had this lake, which was gorgeous before, and it's ...