US EditionSnakebite Season Upon Us - Here’s How You Can Stay Safe
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Snakebite Season Upon Us - Here’s How You Can Stay Safe
Spring is here, and along with warmer temperatures and flowers everything, it’s also snakebite season. Venomous Copperheads are having babies and finding far more cover under an increasing number of dead leaves around our city. According to the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, “Copperheads mate in the spring and fall. Females give birth to 3 to 14 (up to 20) live young during the late summer or early fall.” View this post on Instagram …
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