As the Year of the Snake commences, Sussex Wildlife Trust has spoken about all the slithery serpents that you might spot in the region.

Found in what is now the Middle East, this snake gave important evidence of the evolutionary transition from lizards to modern, legless snakes. Unlike contemporary serpents, Haasiophis retained ...

What happens when the biodiversity witnessed by one generation fades into memory the next? These questions are crossroads at ...

Among the other animals that likely call the site home are broad-headed snakes, pin-tailed legless lizards, and squirrel gliders. Unlike koalas, these species are very difficult to locate ...

It’s Wisconsin’s only species of legless lizard, differentiated from snakes by visible ear openings and blinking eyes. Their ability to jettison their tails — a trait of some lizards but not ...

The next animal the educators brought out was a European Legless Lizard named Stubby. This predator could be mistaken for a snake at first glance, as the children pointed out. Connolly said that the ...

while mature males can also show lines of fine blue spots Although often mistaken for a snake, the wildly inaccurately named Slow Worm is actually a legless lizard. They have a rather patchy ...