Snakes

As you'll see in the video, this 20-foot-long Burmese python seems as strong as a gorilla and has a head the size of a dog.

The snake was found near Elizabeth Lake and Crescent Lake Roads in Waterford Township

Encounters with these animals are rare

They're also looking for some of Michigan's rare species.

Don't sleep with your mouth open.

A Pinckney woman is home after spending four days in the hospital after getting bitten by a rattlesnake. Yes, a rattlesnake.

Apparently, yesterday was National Snake Day and we now know you can get massages from snakes. Yep, it's a thing.

There's no doubt I would be freaking out too if I saw this up close and personal. I know it makes me sound like a big pussy but it's no secret...I am.

Have you ever imagine what it's like to fall into a pit of rattlesnakes? Well, now that I've said it -- I know you have. You're welcome. Thanks to this GoPro footage, now you can compare your nightmares to the real thing. Honestly, they're probably pretty similar.

Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources recently released a video segment entitled “60-Second Snakes,” which is an attempt at familiarizing residents with the different species of snakes that can be found in the state.

I saw this anaconda video circulating last week on Facebook and felt the need to share as well. Normally it would be extremely unsafe to mess with an anaconda of this magnitude but luckily for them, it looks as if this big boy already had a large meal.

When I was a kid, we had chickens. I have witnessed my father chopping off the heads of those chickens. In case you have not, after a chicken's head is cut off, its body flops around like crazy. I did not know a snake's body would move as well after it was decapitated, until now.