Baby copperhead snakes become harder to spot in South Carolina grass, requiring professional removal advice and precautions.
Baby copperhead season has started in South Carolina, making these small, venomous snakes harder to spot in grass and leaves. Although dangerous, they play a role in controlling pests by feeding on insects and small rodents. Experts advise against killing or handling them; instead, contact a professional for removal. To reduce encounters, keep grass short, clean up debris, and wear gloves during yard work. Copperhead bites are the most common in the U.S.
September 14, 2024
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