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Snake sightings increase in Arkansas as temperatures rise

Warmer weather usually means Arkansans will start seeing more snakes out and about. ....

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Man dies after bite from illegally kept Gila monster, details here

Christopher Ward, 34, of Lakewood, Colorado, passed away after being bitten by one of his illegally kept pet Gila monsters. ....

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Wildbuzz: An ardent devotee of Sun God

Ultra-marathon runner Munish Jauhar spotted a large rock python near Sukhna Lake in India. The python was basking in the weak sunlight and remained still while Jauhar took pictures. The python inhabits a bush jungle strip near a pond, where it has a ready supply of prey. In a separate incident, a squirrel successfully scared off a changeable hawk eagle that had been preying on other animals in a jungle. ....

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Venomous snake found in plane overhead storage on AirAsia flight

Travellers on an AirAsia flight from Bangkok to the resort island of Phuket were alarmed to spot something slithering through the overhead storage . The Thai. ....

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World's largest most venomous spider dubbed Hercules has been found in Australia

With fangs that could pierce a human fingernail, the largest male specimen of the world’s most venomous arachnid has found a new home at the Australian. ....

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