A curious tale out of southeast Georgia tells of an eastern indigo snake that had been captured, only to vomit up two more snakes to the surprise of captor Matt Moore of the Georgia Department of ...

The king cobra, a venomous giant from Southeast Asia, clashes with the eastern indigo snake, North America's longest, in a ...

Image of the three snakes. The eastern indigo snake is on the right, with the surviving rattlesnake in the middle and the dead ratsnake on the left. Image of the three snakes. The eastern indigo ...

Forty-two eastern indigo snakes is the most the organization has released at one time. Virginia Woman Left 'Traumatized' After Finding a Snake in Her Margarita at a Mexican Restaurant Over nine ...

It’s a snake-eat-snake world out there, and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources has the photos to prove it. Those squeamish photos show a burly, 4-foot-long eastern indigo snake that had ...

An Indigo snake like this one surprised researchers by regurgitating three other snakes, including a rattlesnake that later came back to life, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources says.

Now, thanks to the dedicated actions of several conservation groups, the eastern indigo snake has been released into the wild and is making a comeback in Florida! On April 25, 2025, scientists ...

DNR said the snake had eaten, then regurgitated a second, and smaller, indigo snake, and young rat snake. The DNR initially said the snake had also vomited up a juvenile eastern diamond-backed ...