A flight departing Melbourne was delayed for more than an hour on Tuesday afternoon after a surprise discovery, a snake ...

The green anaconda, an aquatic snake often found in South America's Amazon region, is the largest of its kind — measuring nearly 21 feet in length, according to experts. Now, the snake behemoth ...

Though the find has since been clouded with scientific controversy and legal entanglement, questioning not just evolutionary ...

An Australian passenger flight reportedly delayed its departure for two hours Tuesday after a snake was discovered in the aircraft’s cargo section. Virgin Australia Flight VA337 was boarding ...

For Pauly, the discovery meant a trip to PMMC Wednesday to pick up the snake. The animal, weak and sick and weighing one-third of a pound, was euthanized by Newport Beach animal control on Wednesday.

A horrifying snake discovery has sparked warnings for people to thoroughly check under the covers before bed to avoid getting an alarming surprise. The warning came after an enormous brown snake ...

Eaten Alive/Discovery 6. Extraction process. If somehow Discovery did get Rosolie into the snake, they'd have to get him out. If they didn't hurt the snake then they didn't cut it open, but Powers ...

The Discovery Channel claims that in an upcoming show called "Eaten Alive," naturalist and wildlife filmmaker Paul Rosolie will enter "the belly of an anaconda in a custom-built snake-proof suit." ...

Discovery Channel on Snake Special: Paul Rosolie Intended to Be 'Eaten Alive' Viewers responded with outrage Monday after the special was cut short. By ABC News. December 8, 2014, 9:52 AM.

As he studied the snake's actions even closer, he made an even more remarkable discovery. When it strikes, the snake doesn't aim for the fish's initial position and then adjust its direction as ...

The Discovery Channel claims that in an upcoming show called "Eaten Alive," naturalist and wildlife filmmaker Paul Rosolie will enter "the belly of an anaconda in a custom-built snake-proof suit." ...

The Discovery Channel claims that in an upcoming show called "Eaten Alive," naturalist and wildlife filmmaker Paul Rosolie will enter "the belly of an anaconda in a custom-built snake-proof suit." ...