Garter snakes are harmless, very common and beneficially feed on slugs, leeches, large insects and small rodents in North American gardens.

It was a northern Mexican garter snake, which was designated as a threatened species the year before and hadn't been seen along the Colorado River for the past 111 years.

The northern Mexican garter snake is primarily olive in color and has three lateral stripes that run the length of its body with a yellow stripe down the back. In the United States, the species is ...

The narrow-headed garter snake and northern Mexican garter snake dwell in riverbeds of Arizona and southern New Mexico along the Gila River.

A butler's garter snake was last reported on May 19 in Washtenaw County and two northern ribbon snakes were located on May 14 in Gladwin County.. The only venomous snake in Michigan, the eastern ...

One of our current plains garter snake patients became a mother today to 11 adorable, slithering, babies!" said the Northern Colorado Wildlife Center in the caption alongside the video.

The narrow-headed garter snake and northern Mexican garter snake dwell in riverbeds of Arizona and southern New Mexico along the Gila River.