But camouflaged in it is a dangerous surprise to unobservant hikers, a venomous copperhead. And the snake is native to Ohio. Can you spot it? The post may be two years old, but it is still popping ...

Mack Ralbovsky, vice president of Rainforest Reptile Shows, told ABC News he wasn’t surprised the snake had slipped inside a box of bananas. A mildly venomous Ornate Cat-eyed snake was found in ...

The snake, which Fish and Game described as an "unwanted hitchhiker," is mildly venomous. That species of snake is native to Ecuador. Fish and Game said the snake was not hurt and was rehomed ...

The employee was not injured, Ralbovsky said. “The hitchhiker turned out to be an Ornate Cat-eyed Snake, a mildly venomous snake species native to Ecuador,” the division said. A bite by such a ...

Talk about a bananas story. A two-foot-long venomous snake was found at a New Hampshire grocery store in a banana shipment over the weekend, according to the New Hampshire Fish and Game department.

The hitchhiker turned out to be an Ornate Cat-eyed Snake, a mildly venomous species native to Ecuador.” WMUR adds that the snake was roughly two feet long. Fortunately, none of the employees of ...

The “mildly venomous” snake species is native to Ecuador, officials said. “We’ve had a few calls about pet surrenders of ball pythons and stuff like that, but never, never a venomous snake ...

The New Hampshire Fish and Game Law Enforcement Division said the reptile was an ornate cat-eyed snake, a "mildly venomous" species native to Ecuador Charlotte Phillipp is a Weekend Writer ...

Market Basket really does have it all. A live venomous snake turned up in a shipment of bananas last weekend at the beloved grocery chain’s Manchester, New Hampshire location, having likely ...