Alabama Wildlife

I didn't believe it was real. Now, I have seen it with my own two eyes and I know it's real. You are about to meet the ONLY one in West Alabama. Well, the fact is it's one of a handful in our state. The craziest thing to me is that it was purchased in Northport, Alabama.

Not many of us love snakes and those that do are just plain weird. In my humble opinion. This past weekend a West Alabama man named Chris (last name withheld) was hanging around Lake Tuscaloosa on Saturday afternoon. Take a look for yourself and tell us what kind of snake you think it is.

When I moved back to Alabama in 2017, I started to hear stories from friends about snakes in their houses. Snakes in their bathrooms. Snakes in their TOILETS! IT HAS HAUNTED ME FOR SIX YEARS AND COUNTING....

In the next few days, I plan to do more stories about the utterly horror-movie like things some Alabamians report seeing of late. Some, even stranger than this creature caught on camera. Things caught on a camera. A trail cam to be precise.

These days, you never know what could happen inside your children's schools.

Recently, there's been some scary sights I've come across when it comes to fish that have really made me nervous about eating wild-caught fish.

OK, the bears have been asleep for a bit. Well, they've been sleeping for a few months and they are awake and hungry. However, this is nothing any of us wanna see when we get home from work.

Scorpions?... In Alabama?

This is my worst nightmare. I hate spiders. I know, I know. They eat lots of insects and earth would be in awful shape without them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They also can inflict damage unlike any other creature the same size. Recently, a Tuscaloosa, Alabama man, who I will not name at this time, was bitten by a brown recluse spider.