On April 30, 41 eastern indigo snakes, the longest snake species in the United States, were returned to nature at the 8th ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida wildlife experts recently released dozens of eastern indigo snakes into the wild with the hopes ...

Are those snakes in your pants or are you just happy to be at the airport? A passenger was pulled aside by Transport Security ...

The release, a longtime goal of federal and state officials, is part of an effort to restore some balance to Florida's ecosystem lost in the 1980s as development limited eastern indigo snakes ...

Let's call them snakes headed on a plane. Transportation Security Administration agents in South Florida got a slithery ...

Cross-border animal smuggling is surprisingly common, with the CPB saying in 2023 it is "one of the most profitable natural resource crimes." ...

MIAMI — Airport security officers in Miami found a slithering surprise last week — a bag of snakes hidden in a passenger’s pants. According to an X post by the Transportation Security Administration, ...

and the snakes were turned over to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. WFTV reported that the passenger was attempting to go on an international flight, and was denied boarding ...

The release, a longtime goal of federal and state officials, is part of an effort to restore some balance to Florida’s ecosystem lost in the 1980s as development limited eastern indigo snakes ...

Florida wildlife officials released several snakes this week to help balance out the ecosystem. Dozens of eastern indigo snakes were set loose by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation ...

while the snakes were safely transferred to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. The incident serves as a reminder to always check travel regulations for transporting wildlife.