snakes
Coverage of snakes in the Nexus archive.
- Two US men charged for allegedly using snakes, a lemur and a monkey for exotic photoshoots
Two Baltimore, Maryland men are charged for allegedly using exotic animals, including snakes, a lemur, and a spider monkey, in photoshoots involving semi-clothed models and a fire ring in a garage. Photographer Vernon Crowfey III, owner of Photogeniks, was arrested after an undercover officer arranged a shoot with the animals.
- Snakes, knives, grenades & ranch dressing: TSA would prefer if you don't pack these items
The TSA is using humor to warn travelers about prohibited items after agents found unusual objects like snakes, knives, grenades, and ranch dressing in carry-on luggage.
- AI-generated images of snakes hamper rescue calls in Hyderabad, diverts resources from legitimate requests
AI-generated images of snakes in Hyderabad are causing a surge in false rescue calls, diverting emergency resources from genuine emergencies. The issue highlights challenges in distinguishing AI-generated content from real threats.
- Weather tracker: Typhoon leaves people stranded on rooftops in China
Typhoon Maysak, the first landfalling typhoon of China's 2026 season, caused severe flooding in Guangxi and central regions, stranding residents on rooftops and resulting in 11 deaths. Flooding led to escaped snakes, including cobras, from breeding farms, while the typhoon also contributed to two tornadoes forming due to colliding warm and cold air masses.
- The Great Essscape: Hundreds of snakes including cobras plague flooded Chinese village after breaking out of breeding farm
Hundreds of snakes, including cobras, have escaped from a breeding farm in a flooded Chinese village. The escape occurred after flooding disrupted the facility.
- Heatwave prompts summer SNAKE warning in Britain: Shock new figures reveal a sharp rise in incidents during warm weather
A heatwave in Britain has led to a summer snake warning as new data shows a significant increase in incidents during warm weather. The sharp rise in snake-related incidents correlates with the ongoing heatwave.
- From chronic pain to breast cancer, snakes are inspiring a slew of new drugs
Snakes are inspiring new drugs for chronic pain and breast cancer. Researchers are leveraging insights from snake venom to develop innovative treatments for these conditions.
- Snakes alive! Warmer weather brings flurry of sightings in Chinese capital
Warmer and more humid weather in Beijing has led to an increase in snake sightings, causing concern among residents. Social media posts reveal residents' fear and surprise, including a woman who found a snake behind her 25th-floor fridge.
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. captures pair of snakes in viral video
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shared a viral video of himself capturing two snakes at the home of CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz.
- RFK Jr catches two SNAKES with his bare hands while his wife Cheryl squeals after spotting them on Dr Oz's patio
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. caught two snakes with his bare hands while his wife Cheryl reacted with alarm on Dr. Oz's patio. The incident occurred during an appearance on Dr. Oz's property.
- Another day in Florida: RFK Jr posts video of him wrestling two snakes
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. posted a video of himself wrestling two snakes in Florida, adding to his history of controversial animal encounters, including dumping a bear cub's carcass and allegedly cutting a raccoon's penis.
- RFK Jr. wrangles pair of snakes as wife, Cheryl Hines, looks on: ‘Honey, let them go!’
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Health and Human Services secretary, shared a video of himself handling a pair of mating snakes with his bare hands, while his wife, Cheryl Hines, watched and urged him to release them. The incident was captured in a clip posted on his X account.
- The £3.7million 'green bridge' to help snakes and toads cross busy A-road to heathland
A £3.7 million 'green bridge' is being built to help snakes and toads safely cross a busy A-road and reach heathland habitats. The project aims to reduce wildlife casualties and protect biodiversity by creating a dedicated crossing structure.
- Are 'snakes' circling for Eamonn Holmes' job following his stroke, asks KATIE HIND... and what has happened to his much younger new girlfriend?
The article discusses speculation about individuals eyeing Eamonn Holmes' job following his stroke, as raised by Katie Hind, and questions the current status of his younger new girlfriend. The focus is on personal and professional implications of Holmes' health event.