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A slender snake with a patterned body slithers across a light-colored surface.

Business

Stowaway snake found after Mexico-to-London flight vanishes, and no passenger saw it

A crocodile holds a large python in its mouth.

Outdoors

Video shows crocodile attacking python in dramatic reptile-versus-reptile clash

A person holds a small turtle with a patterned shell in their hand outdoors.

Outdoors

After 20 years, Massachusetts releases baby turtles born to a mom it headstarted

A person with tattoos holds a small, patterned snake, which is partially opened its mouth, in a kitchen.

Outdoors

Person catches a 'cute and cranky' snake in grandma's kitchen before she can find it

A nocturnal raccoon walking through grass, with its eyes glowing in the dark.

Tech

Wisconsin raccoon tangles with substation equipment, and 5,200 customers lose power

Several cockroaches crawl near a white plastic object on a tiled floor.

Home

Ohio tenants spot cockroaches in mailroom, and USPS halts deliveries to apartments

A large snake is coiled around a fence while trying to avoid being put in a bucket labeled "Danger: Venomous Snakes."

Outdoors

Colorado snake-catcher finds prairie rattlesnake under leaky spigot, and it goes 'berserk'

A vibrant blue macaw perched on a cactus with soft sunlight highlighting its feathers.

Outdoors

Lear's macaw lives only in Brazil's Bahia, and one conservation hub is fighting to save it

A wooden door with a large, jagged hole near the knob, revealing a light interior.

Outdoors

Tibet hotel guest locks eyes with bear after it breaks down room door and raids lobby

A caution sign warns of alligators in the area, set against a backdrop of rusted metal and greenery.

Outdoors

Another giant gator appears on busy West Florida streets, this time outside a 7-Eleven

Seven clams resting on smooth stones, surrounded by seaweed and pebbles.

Tech

Invasive Manila clams are now breeding in Massachusetts, a first for the Atlantic coast

A person holding a large northern pike fish in a boat, with a lake and trees in the background.

Tech

Alaska's warming rivers are helping invasive pike devour more juvenile salmon