I’m A Celebrity 2020: Jordan North conquers his fear of snakes as he wins 9 STARS in the Viper Vault

Jordan North triumphed over his fear of snakes during Monday’s episode of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! as he and Shane Richie won nine stars for the camp. The BBC Radio DJ, 30, admitted he was the most terrified he’d ever been in his life for The Viper Vault trial where he … Read more

Snakes see and hunt in the dark thanks to a nose which turns heat from prey into a ‘thermal image’

Snake eyes: Serpents hunt in the dark by turning body heat from prey into a ‘thermal image’ thanks to a unique organ in their nose Some snakes have the ability to hunt in total darkness with extreme accuracy  Is a mystery as to how the reptiles are able to do this with no known explanation  … Read more

Venomous rattle snakes spotted in TREES at wildlife parks in New Mexico and Arizona

Venomous rattle snakes are known to unexpectantly slither out from holes, but what may come to a surprise is that these reptiles also climb trees. The daring feat has been captured by a number of people this summer, who have shared the astounding photos and videos online. A diamondback was seen ‘soaking up the early … Read more

A thrill park so deadly it had snakes in the maze – and its very own ambulance

Action Park Andy Mulvihill and Jake Rossen Penguin £14.99 Rating: As a teenager, I loved riding on any rollercoaster that guaranteed to spin me up and down and round and round 200ft in the air at terrifying speeds while my fellow passengers screamed in terror. These days, I feel woozy sitting in the front of … Read more

Tiny amphibian desperately tries to escape clutches of two hungry grass snakes as they eat him alive

Double trouble! Two hungry snakes tear a frog to pieces and eat it alive in KENT Amateur photographer Steve Young, 55, was able to capture the little frog desperately trying to escape  The carnivorous grass snakes caught hold of the frog at Oare Marshes near Faversham, Kent, on July 31 Despite his attempts to escape … Read more

Sea snakes have been adapting to see underwater for 15 million years 

Genes in the eyes of sea snakes evolved rapidly over the course of 15 million years to allow them to see underwater, according to an international team of scientists. The aquatic reptile branched away from its terrestrial relatives when it entered the sea and has been evolving ever since to survive changing light conditions, they … Read more