John Alois
Author for A-Z Animals

Nestled between the Deep South and the Atlantic Ocean, Georgia is famous for its natural beauty. The Peach State is also home to an impressive 46 different snake species. While… Read More

By John Alois 7 months ago

California is one of the most popular places in the world, let alone the United States. This is partly because of its sunny climate, large size, and diverse ecosystems. So… Read More

By John Alois 7 months ago

One of America’s oldest states, Connecticut is part of the nation’s Atlantic region. Along with its neighbors, New York and New Jersey, it also makes up the Tri-state area, one… Read More

By John Alois 7 months ago

Situated near the northwestern corner of the United States, Idaho has many mountains and forests ideal for snakes, even around the Boise area. Despite this, there aren’t as many different… Read More

By John Alois 8 months ago

Colorado is a popular tourist destination in the central United States. It is home to a wide range of environments, from forests to deserts to snowy mountain peaks. So naturally,… Read More

By John Alois 9 months ago

Key Points: No snake species is native to Hawaii; all are invasive.7 snake species are found on the islands. Bringing snakes to the state or owning them is considered a… Read More

By John Alois 9 months ago

A state famous for its prairies and corn fields, it’s easy to believe that Iowa makes a good home for snakes. Indeed, Iowa is home to 28 species of snake.… Read More

By John Alois 9 months ago

Lobsters have existed for around 480 million years. They are a part of the large marine crustaceans family, also known as Nephropidae. Lobsters are lovers and occupants of all oceans,… Read More

By John Alois 10 months ago