Snakes on a plane? Try snakes in a car. Or as one Missouri family recently learned the hard way, a snake popping out of their ...

EUGENE, Mo. – A woman driving her son to baseball practice recently in Missouri had a snake hitch a ride with her in the car.

The creature nestled into the warmth of the vehicle, but poked its head out during the drive, Missouri conservation officials ...

A member of the whip snake genus, the coachwhip is a native snake of the Americas, characterized by its long-slender body and surprising speed. Watch this video by A-Z-Animals to learn all about ...

The coachwhip, a non-venomous member of the whip snake genus native to the Americas, is known for its long, slender body and remarkable speed, making it a fascinating reptile that people might ...

It took the handler — who Lespron calls "my hero" — three tries to get the black and pink coachwhip snake firmly in his grasp. He was able to wrestle the snake with one hand while capturing it ...

The coachwhip snake is one of the fastest and most agile reptiles you'll find slithering through the wilds of North America. With long, slender bodies and incredible speed, these snakes are often ...

It eats large numbers of rodents and birds, lizards, soft-bodied insects and frogs. Coachwhip snakes can be found in open terrains, including prairies, desert regions and grasslands. The snakes ...

Specifically, a coachwhip snake. According to the Missouri Department of Conservation, the snake’s head suddenly popped out from under the hood of LeAnna’s moving car. LeAnna Binkley was ...

A Missouri woman got a surprise when a coachwhip snake popped out of her car hood while she was driving her son to baseball ...