Reptiles

A family friendly reptile and exotics show returns to the Vanderburgh County 4 H Fairgrounds with live animals vendors and supplies for enthusiasts of all ages.

I set aside my goal of visiting all 50 states once again this year in favor of visiting parts of Kentucky I'd never been before. It paid off.

Indiana residents, beware of the quiet Copperhead snake with its surprising cucumber scent when feeling threatened.

Animal lovers! An exciting new expo is slithering into Owensboro.

Learn about the venomous snakes lurking in Indiana beyond the basketball courts and cornfields!

The Reptile and Exotics Show is set to return to Evansville, Indiana with multiple events planned for 2024.

This critter is cute and relatively harmless, but it definitely does NOT belong in Indiana. Find out what it is and where it's from.

There are no cobras indigenous to this country (thank heavens), and certainly not Kentucky. But that doesn't mean you can't find them here.

Is it true that a venomous snake common in Indiana smells like cucumbers? Yes and no. Here's what you need to know.

You may recall I talked about New Jersey naming the bog turtle as its new official state reptile. I got to thinking whether Kentucky had one, a state reptile or not, we don't. But should we?