Black racer snakes are native to Florida, pose no harm to humans, and hunt lizards, frogs, rodents and birds, according to the National Park Service. The species gets its name from their speed ...

Both snakes are native to the United States, though one grows far larger than the other. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the eastern indigo snake vs black racer.

Michael Alexander Pflaum, a snake enthusiast, encounters black racer snakes frequently. "They're fairly common, and we encounter them almost weekly or daily," said Pflaum.

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department found a black racer snake in southern Windham County — the latest in a spate of rediscoveries by the department. The species has not been seen in Vermont ...

The reptiles, black racer snakes, were hiding under an oven and in a kitchen cupboard in the Esplanade Golf and Country Club on Immokalee Road. “I pulled the board out, and I could see the snake ...

The Florida black racer is a non-venomous snake and a beneficial species to the state. As such, clinic staff had to work carefully to free it. “They’re not harmful to people,” Acosta said.