snakes

If it makes you feel any better, most snakes will leave you alone if you leave them alone. It probably will not make you feel better to know that Missouri's most snake-infested lake is 40,000 acres of vipers and many of them are venomous.

Sometimes nature just happens before your very eyes. That's what happened for a hiker in St. Louis, Missouri as they came across two very venomous Copperhead snakes that were either fighting or making a love connection and it's hard to determine which.

There is some deep symbolism in what just happened to a Missouri man who was outside reading. He accidentally dropped his book only to learn that he had narrowly missed an angry copperhead snake under his feet.

I could really boil this video down to one word if I tried hard enough and that word would be "nope". A Missouri man just shared a video of a cottonmouth snake who was on the hunt and it's as intimidating sight as you're likely to see in the Show Me State.

Strange smells in homes are not unusual. If you are a homeowner, you understand what I'm talking about. However, there is one smell in a Wisconsin home that should concern you immediately. If you have a sudden odor of cucumbers, it would be a good idea to get you and your family out as quickly as possible.

Smells in your home are important and knowing the bad ones could save your life. For example, if your Missouri home suddenly smells like cucumbers, you need to get out of it right now.

Please make this stop now. Can I open my eyes yet? There's new video showing a bark scorpion hanging out with a couple of snakes in the Missouri Glades and I have all the nightmare fuel I need for the next few years.

Everyone understands the weird smells that can permeate a home. Most are expected, but if you ever smell cucumbers and don't have any out where that would make sense, that's a good reason to panic especially in Missouri. I'll explain.

One state should be more worried than others when the snakes are more active this year.

If you think your state has more snake-infested rivers than Missouri, you're wrong. Simple as that. I have proof that no state has more reptiles in rivers waiting to ruin your day than Missouri does right now.