the only venomous snake you’re likely to encounter in the Triangle and central North Carolina. (Rattlesnakes can be found to the east and west of us, and cottonmouths to the southeast.) ...

A North Carolina driver walked outside her office and got a slithering surprise, news outlets report. Kathy Whitt told WGHP she saw a snake dangling under her car and called animal control officers.

American bald eagles may be regal looking, but they’re disgusting eaters, judging from a video released by North Carolina wildlife ... through the tube and snake” skin is considered ...

The species lives in coastal plain habitat in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina. It used to also be found in Alabama and Mississippi, but populations there have disappeared. Southern ...