If you don't want snakes in your garden or live in an area with dangerous species, you may not want to grow this one snake-attracting plant.

Snakes are a natural, beneficial addition to your garden. This is because of their diet, which often consists of the insects and rodents that make a meal out of all your hard work.

Snakes do have predators, including foxes, racoons, birds and turtles. To make your garden snake-friendly, provide areas of refuge such as rock piles, logs and flat rocks to allow sunbathing.

Snakes do not attack humans or pets unless threatened. It is a common myth that they are aggressive. Most snake bites occur ...

3. Stop serving the snake's preferred menu. It's a win-win. When you take away potential hiding places for snakes, the spots where rat and mice families like to congregate are also eliminated.

Although garden snakes do produce venom, they are considered non-venomous and would not inflict serious harm to a human. United Flight Hit with 'Ant-mageddon' as Bugs 'Spill Out' of Suitcase in ...

An extremely venomous snake was caught trying to mate with a garden hose at a residential property in Australia. The snake catcher said the male eastern brown "must have been confused" after ...