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Yahoo News
yahoo.com > news > videos > tennessees-most-dangerous-snake-spotted-184126653.html

Tennessee's 'Most Dangerous' Snake Spotted at Park

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (108+ words) A Tennessee man's walk in the park took a chilling turn as he spotted the state's most dangerous snake slithering across his path. Renuka Christoph said he was walking at Percy Warner Park in Nashville on August 8, and was about…...

Nashville Tennessean
tennessean.com > story > news > environment > 06/01/2026 > venomous-snakes-rattlesnakes-cottonmouths-copperheads > 90131603007

The 4 types of venomous snakes in Tennessee and where to find them

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (188+ words) Two subspecies of copperhead, out of the four identified by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, live in Tennessee. Northern copperheads can be found across Tennessee. The southern copperhead is found... The 4 types of venomous snakes in Tennessee and where to…...

chattanoogan.com
chattanoogan.com > 2026 > 5 > 18 > 518955 > Tennessee-Wildlife-Federation.aspx

Tennessee Wildlife Federation Recognizes Conservation Leaders At Annual Awards

3+ mon, 3+ week ago   (413+ words) Tennessee Wildlife Federation recognized 22 individuals, organizations and public leaders from across the state at its 61st Annual Conservation Achievement Awards, held at the Loveless Cafe in Nashville. The event, which comes during the Federation’s 80th anniversary year, celebrated the people behind conservation…...

chattanoogan.com
chattanoogan.com > 2026 > 5 > 7 > 518518 > McKees-Say-Did-Not-Threaten-Bluebirds.aspx

McKees Say Did Not Threaten Bluebirds At Little Debbie Park

4+ mon, 5+ day ago   (23+ words) Officials of McKee Foods said they were "addressing recent misleading reports regarding the bluebird houses at Little Debbie Park. Contrary to recent charact......

Hays Post
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MADORIN: Unexpected hitchhiker

4+ mon, 1+ week ago   (507+ words) Courtesy photo We recently visited Chattanooga’s Tennessee Aquarium. Our goal was to explore Civil War Battlefields, but I loved this bonus stop. Not only did we see fresh and saltwater species along with penguins and lemurs, we enjoyed a butterfly…...

Nashville Tennessean
tennessean.com > story > news > local > davidson > 04/29/2026 > migratory-hummingbirds-orioles-warblers-tennessee > 89780956007

From orioles to warblers, migratory birds are on the move in Tennessee

4+ mon, 2+ week ago   (301+ words) With spring comes migrating birds, much to the delight of binocular-wielding avian enthusiasts in Tennessee. While Tennessee is home to hundreds of bird species, some get local birdwatchers especially excited as migratory birds pass through or return as they seek…...

WTVC
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Rock and roll? Not quite: Chattanooga penguins begin nesting season on 'Rock Day"

4+ mon, 2+ week ago   (173+ words) At the Tennessee Aquarium, some residents are marking a big day on the calendar. It is called “Rock Day.” For the aquarium’s penguins, it signals the start of nesting season and the possibility of new chicks in the months ahead....

Nashville Tennessean
tennessean.com > story > news > local > 04/27/2026 > tennessees-most-rattlesnake-places-venemous-snakes-to-avoid > 89518665007

Tennessee's most rattlesnake infested places and the two venomous snakes to watch

4+ mon, 2+ week ago   (584+ words) As temperatures begin to rise in Tennessee, the state's two species of venomous rattlesnakes are starting to emerge from their dormant state. Tennessee's two species of venomous rattlesnakes are the incredibly rare Pygmy rattlesnake and the larger, more dangerous Timber…...

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These Tennessee lakes and rivers were ranked as most snake-filled. Here's why

4+ mon, 3+ week ago   (434+ words) As the temperature starts to warm up, many are gearing up to enjoy their day on the water. Tennessee is home to several large reservoirs that allow boating, swimming and all types of fun water sports. However, when you’re on…...

chattanoogan.com
chattanoogan.com > 10/23/2025 > 510342 > Lake-Sturgeon-Conservation-Status.aspx

Lake Sturgeon Conservation Status Downgraded In Tennessee

10+ mon, 2+ week ago   (653+ words) Massive, ancient and long-lived, the Lake Sturgeon has been extirpated (locally extinct) in Tennessee since the 1970s. The effort to re-establish this state-imperiled species began in 1998 with the formation of the Southeast Lake Sturgeon Working Group, a collaborative partnership between non-profits…...