Where are snakes found in Wisconsin? Snakes are all over the state, including in large cities. For example, the butler's garter snake, which is a special concern species in Wisconsin, has habitats ...

Wisconsin is known as the Dairy State and the famous grasslands of Wisconsin are a great habitat for snakes as well as for cattle. There are also more than 12,000 lakes in Wisconsin including the ...

Don't be surprised if you encounter a common garter snake when you're out this summer across Wisconsin.

None of the snakes of Wisconsin, including the venomous species, strike out unless provoked. Most defensive postures and actions of the large snakes found in our area are actually nothing more ...

A small garter snake whose protected status has delayed construction projects in Wisconsin was expected to come off the state’s endangered or threatened species list, according to the Department ...

A small snake that’s thwarted construction projects in southeastern Wisconsin has been removed from a list of protected species by the Department of Natural Resources. The Butler’s garter ...

Signs and symptoms. The disease already affects 11 of Wisconsin's 21 native species. When the fungus invades the snake's skin, the snake will try to fight off the impending infection.

The Massasauga is a species of rattlesnake which range extends from the Desert Southwest/Northern Mexico northeast into the Great Lakes region. While the overall population is of least concern ...

So far, 11 of Wisconsin's 21 snake species have been found with signs of the disease as a result of surveys and citizen reports.