Snakes

New Hampshire has exactly one venomous snake, and it's actually endangered — so if you ever cross paths with it, the best thing you can do is walk away.

If you're in the middle of a lake splashing about and you can't see what's underneath the water's surface, and then something slithers across your leg...YIKES!

Imagine wandering through lush woods, only to discover New Hampshire's secret resident: the Timber Rattlesnake, a misunderstood guardian of nature.

This snake is Maine's largest, and most endangered species. Here's a look at the Black Racer snake and why it's important to us.

How do you feel about snakes, Massachusetts friends and neighbors? Do you think they're creepy? You're definitely not alone in that regard.

DON'T go searching for the smell like a horror movie trope.

Well this is terrifying.

If you smell cucumbers in your New Hampshire home and you're not making a salad, you may have a trapped rattlesnake in your house.

Eeeeeek! There are a couple of things you can install.

We all have that ex who did us wrong, or a horrible boss or bully in your life.

Twenty-five species are endangered in Maine. Conservation efforts are underway to protect them.

Officials are still curious how a snake native to the West Coast slithered all the way to New Hampshire.

Snakes and rats have now moved onto the property, adding to a giant heap of garbage.