Many people do not know that meerkats are a species of mongoose, so it is hardly surprising that these curious critters are imm une to some types of snakes ... no interest in eating the mongoose ...

Mongooses are famous for standing their ground against venomous snakes, both in literature and in real life, but they're also complex creatures with many other interesting quirks. Here are a few ...

Despite their venom resistance, badgers don’t eat rattlesnakes exclusively, nor do they particularly ... including venomous ...

Mongoose-cobra showdowns are quite common in the wild, where the two species vy for the same prey and also eat each other, the Economic Times Of India reported. The snakes are known to prey on ...

An eastern indigo snake surprised The Wildlife Resources Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources by ...

Ophiophagy, the practice of snakes eating other snakes, serves as a survival strategy for certain species like the King Cobra and ... Read More Ophiophagy, the practice of snakes eating other ...

This ability leaves many people wondering: How do snakes digest ... between snakes and other animals is that digestion in snakes takes a long time, especially when they eat large prey.

With rigorously enforced regulations for habitat protection, pine snakes should do well — as long as they stick to eating rodents, not pine cones, and stop being killed on blacktop roads or ...

The rivalry between Don Prudhomme ("Snake") and Tom McEwen ("Mongoose") began in the 1960s and grew more intense as funny cars became wilder and wilder. Now it's being chronicled by the film Snake ...

Sandalwood trees create a perfect environment for snakes due to their dense foliage, favourable microclimate, and abundant prey. This symbiotic relationship supports ecological balance by ...

There's another flick, and we've covered it before. It's called Snake & Mongoose, and it's about as far removed from F1 as possible. It's theatrical trailer has just hit the internet, and we ...

Their meat is also healthy as it is high in protein and low in saturated-fat. What do you think, would you eat snake? Would you like to see it as part of your Sssssssssunday dinner? Have your say ...