Every summer, without fail, the British press carries alarming stories about snake sightings. On an island that only has one venomous snake species, a slithering reptile in the undergrowth is big news ...
Psychology Today: Why Snakes Are So Mind-Boggling, and Why We Still Fear Them
I find snakes to be among the most fascinating nonhuman animals (animals) with whom I have fairly regular contact and I try as hard as I can not to let fear intrude into my attitudes about these ...
Snakes do not hear the world the way we do. They do not see expressions or understand fear on a human face. What they understand deeply is smell. Their sense of smell is not limited to their nose. It ...
The New York Times: A Reporter With a Fear of Snakes Joins a Snake Catcher
To write about the increase in snake encounters in Australia, a journalist had to get hands-on with the slithering reptiles. By Natasha Frost Natasha Frost is a reporter based in Melbourne, Australia.
MSN: Why snakes are thriving in British homes but struggling in the wild
Why snakes are thriving in British homes but struggling in the wild
Science Daily: This strange ancient snake was hiding in a museum for decades
A strange little snake fossil found on England’s south coast has finally revealed its secrets—more than 40 years after it was discovered. The newly named Paradoxophidion richardoweni lived around 37 ...
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