“Such big eyes! Is it dead yet ... The black-and-yellow snake’s head was clearly visible in the picture he posted. Commenters speculated the snake might be a mildly venomous golden tree ...

Mack Ralbovsky, vice president of Rainforest Reptile Shows, told ABC News he wasn’t surprised the snake had slipped inside a box of bananas. A mildly venomous Ornate Cat-eyed snake was found in ...

THATS A BIG NO NO > BUT SHOPPERS IN MANCHESTER ARE ... AND GAME SAYS IT WAS A STORE EMPLOYEE WHO FOUND THIS ORANTE CAT EYE SNAKE.. ALL COILED UP IN THE PRODUCE! <AND LUCKILY FOR US..

According to the division, the store employee found the snake in a banana shipment. The employee was not injured, Ralbovsky said. “The hitchhiker turned out to be an Ornate Cat-eyed Snake ...

BEVERLY, Massachusetts (WCVB) -- A foot-and-a-half-long snake was way out of its comfort zone Sunday and somehow ended up inside a banana shipment at a Market Basket in Manchester, New ...

New Hampshire Fish and Game said the worker at Market Basket in Manchester discovered a small ornate cat-eyed snake on Saturday. The snake, which Fish and Game described as an "unwanted hitchhiker ...

“I only did it because it was almost dead.” Officials said that the snake is an ornate cat-eyed snake. The species, native to Ecuador, is unlikely to bite people, but if it did, the pain would ...

The employee found a snake — later identified as an Ornate Cat-eyed Snake, which officials say is a mildly venomous snake species native to Ecuador, New Hampshire Fish and Game wrote in a ...

A venomous snake from Ecuador turned up in a bunch of bananas at a New Hampshire grocery store on Saturday, according to state wildlife officials. A lone ornate cat-eye snake, a mildly venomous ...

The snake is an Ornate Cat-eye snake. The species, native to Ecuador, is unlikely to bite people, but if it would, the pain would be intense. “It definitely would have an impact, not going to ...

Officials said that the “unwanted hitchhiker” was a two-foot-long Ornate Cat-Eyed snake, a mildly venomous snake species native to Ecuador. The snake was unharmed and rehomed with a reptile ...