The Georgia Department of Natural Resources and The Georgia Poison Center are advising as temperatures warm, venomous snakes in Georgia are becoming more active, increasing the risk of snake bites.

In the village of Siphocosini, Eswatini, Clement Tsabedze still remembers the moment that nearly took his life.

A national intervention has been made to combat the snake antivenom shortage. Credible sources have revealed to the ZO that an imported surrogate, PANAF-Premium, is being used at local hospitals. Like ...

Breeding snakes in captivity “is doable, not rocket science,” he says, as he offers a virtual tour of the serpentarium, which ...

A death adder at an Australian wildlife park found to have three extremely rare fangs that all produce deadly neurotoxic ...

Rajahmundry: A class X student, who was bitten a cobra on Saturday night, sat for his SSC exam on Monday. Nissi, from ...