how do snakes see humans

Coral Snakes are tropical in nature like florida and west into Texas/Arizona and don’t live in northern latitudes. If ya see something that looks like a Coral in the north, it’s most likely a Corn Snake, maybe some kind of King Snake that tolerates cooler temps. Ophidiophobia (the phobia of snakes) is one of the more common phobias psychologists treat today. Some researchers posit that this is an evolutionary response and that humans are wary of snakes ... Any one have any proven ways to keep rattle snakes out of their yard. Killed 2 on our back porch this year. I have young kids and dogs and don’t like them being around. Yellow belly sea snakes can survive in water temps as cold as 64F but thrive in water 82F to 90F. Definitely could not survive in the Pacific ocean around here. Either someone is yanking someone's chain or there has been a misidentification. I believe wolf eels can have some yellow coloring. This probably has been hashed out before, but what the hey... ANyone have any interesting snake encounter stories while fishing? I'm not talking about garter snakes - but the ones of the venemous variety. Myself, I've had one encounter with a rather upset imported copperhead found up along...

Snakes have long fascinated human beings. They serve as potent symbols of wisdom, as well as warnings about nature’s cruelty. Despite their varied cultural roles, snakes maintain a certain grace. But ... Ledger-Enquirer: GA is heating up and so is snake season. See which are venomous, what to do if bitten