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Why In The World Is Texas Releasing New Snakes Into Louisiana?

You would think that Louisiana has all the snakes we could ever need, but apparently that is just not the case.

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Snake sightings more common but don't be alarmed

The warm weather means more snakes will start to show up along trails, in the woods, crossing roads and in our yards. Wildlife diversity biologists at the N.C. Wildlife Resources

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Snake in the grass? If it's spring, it's that time in yards across the state

State wildlife officials are asking residents for help as warmer temperatures bring more snake sightings.

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Snake sightings common as the weather warms

RALEIGH â The warm weather means more snakes will start to show up along trails, in the woods, crossing roads and in our yards. Wildlife diversity biologists at the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission request that if you see a snake, do not be alarmed, do not kill it, give it plenty of room, and if you see a pine snake or rattlesnake, report it.
About 70% of snake bites occur when people try to kill or handle them. Some may become aggressive if agitated by a human or animal, but most will leave people alone if they arenât bothered and are provided an escape route. Watching for snakes and giving them a wide berth is an effective habit for preventing snake bites.

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