In addition to its appearance, there's some key evidence you should look for around a hole in your yard to determine whether it belongs to a snake or squirrel.

While some might greet this as a welcome sign because snakes help keep rodent and insect populations down, it might not be so ideal if you aren't a gardener-or you just don't care for reptiles.

Were those holes in your yard made by snakes—and if so, ... However, rodent or insect burrows are not the only spaces a snake will inhabit. If no ground holes are readily available, ...

What made that hole? If I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard “It’s a snake hole!” I would be, well, not rich, but I would definitely have a heftier savings account. While it’s true that some ...

One of the most commonly cited ways to tell if a snake has been on your property is to find its translucent skin. "They shed their skin as they grow, so finding old skin around is a good sign that ...