Geography Of The World
The Most Beautiful Lake Islands in the United States
The United States is one of the most lake-rich countries in the world, and many of these lakes are large enough to support their own beautiful islands.
The Most Snake Infested Rivers In Oregon
These four rivers in Oregon are infested with snakes, home to all sorts of venomous and non-venomous species that you may need to watch out for.
How Many Lakes Are There in Canada vs the United States?
Canada has far more lakes than the United States. This data-backed comparison explains how lake counts vary by definition and size cutoff.
5 Snake-Filled Waters In Pennsylvania
While wading through Pennsylvania’s cool waters, know how to share the space with the creatures whose prehistoric ancestors settled in the waterways before us
4 Of The Most Snake Infested Rivers In Kansas
Explore Kansas’ rivers and their unique snake habitats, from the Kansas River to the Arkansas River, plus facts on species and safety tips.
8 Snake-Filled Waters In The United States
From coast to coast to coast, snakes can be found across the United States in lakes, rivers, and wetlands, playing an important role in a delicate ecosystem.
The Most Snake Infested Rivers In Wisconsin
Wisconsin is home to 21 different species of snakes, with 56,884 miles of rivers spanning the state. Find out which snakes call these rivers home.
The Most Snake Infested Rivers In Pennsylvania
The Susquehanna, Allegheny, and Delaware Rivers flow through Pennsylvania and are home to species such as queen snakes, watersnakes, and timber rattlesnakes.
5 Snake-Filled Waters In Florida
Snakes thrive in the warm and shallow waters of these five bodies of water in Florida. From cottonmouths to water snakes, each is home to many species.
The 4 Most Snake-Infested Rivers In Idaho
Idaho's rivers are hotspots for many snake species, including some small, beautiful, nonvenomous species that play important roles in the ecosystem.
6 Snake-Filled Waters In New Hampshire
New Hampshire's slow-moving rivers and large lakes house semi-aquatic snakes like ribbon snakes, northern water snakes, and smooth green snakes.
The Most Dangerous Lakes in the United States
Six dangerous U.S. lakes, Michigan, Mead, Crater, Okeechobee, Lanier, Tahoe, pose risks due to currents, cold, weather, hazards, and history.
5 Snake-Filled Waters In Kansas
Kansas rivers and lakes support diverse snake populations. Learn where water snakes are commonly found and how to enjoy these areas safely.
6 Snake-Filled Waters In Oregon
Oregon’s rivers and lakes support diverse snake species. Learn where garter snakes, boas, and rattlesnakes are most often seen near water.
6 Snake-Filled Waters In New Jersey
A variety of aquatic snakes can be found in New Jersey's lakes, rivers, and wetlands, but luckily, most are harmless to humans.
5 Of The Most Snake Infested Rivers In Florida
Explore Florida’s most snake-infested rivers, from the St. Johns to the Withlacoochee, and learn which snake species thrive in these diverse waterways.
6 Snake-Filled Waters In Virginia
Virginia waterways harbor abundant water snakes, from swamps and marshes to rivers and reservoirs, offering prime wildlife viewing.
6 Of The Most Snake Infested Rivers In Arizona
From garter snakes to rattlesnakes, see which species thrive along Arizona’s major rivers and why these waterways are prime snake habitats.
The Longest Peninsulas on the Great Lakes
While there is no official number of how many peninsulas are in the Great Lakes region, these 10 are the biggest peninsulas in the Great Lakes area by length.
4 US Rivers That Are Drying Up Fast
Four major US rivers, the Colorado, San Rafael, Mississippi, and Rio Grande, are rapidly shrinking, threatening ecosystems, agriculture, and water supply.
5 Snake-Filled Waters In Missouri
Missouri is full of waterways, from hundreds of lakes to the largest rivers in the country, and those waterways contain numerous distinctive snake species.
7 Snake-Filled Waters In Arizona
Whether kayaking the Colorado River or swimming to Lake Mohave’s hidden coves, spine-tingling thrills in the form of snakes are inescapable.
6 Snake-Filled Waters In Minnesota
Whether you're planning a paddling trip, a bluff-top hike, or a family day at a shallow lake, these are six snake-filled bodies of water across Minnesota.
6 Snake-Filled Waters In Washington
Washington lakes and rivers host abundant snakes, from garter snakes to rattlesnakes. Learn where they thrive and how to stay safe along the shore.
Why Some Lakes Are Disappearing Forever
Shrinking and vanishing lakes are a result of water overuse and shifting climate patterns, highlighting how human decisions influence the future of freshwater systems.
5 Most Snake-Filled Waters In South Carolina
South Carolina's slow-moving, wooded waterways are perfect for aquatic and semi-aquatic snake species, who sun, hunt, and hide along the banks.
6 Snake-Filled Waters In Massachusetts
Massachusetts ponds and rivers support a range of native snake species. This guide outlines where these reptiles thrive along the state’s waterways.
5 Snake-Filled Waters In Colorado
Whether they excite you or send shivers down your spine, it’s important to know which Colorado waters are teeming with snakes.
Why the Source of the Nile River Was a Mystery for Thousands of Years
The Nile's source was a mystery for millennia due to its incredibly complex basin, challenging terrain, , limited exploration tech, and political/cultural factor.
5 Snake-Filled Waters In Alabama
Alabama's waterways are home to dozens of snake species, including six venomous species, as well as unusual species like rainbow snakes.
6 Snake-Filled Waters In Illinois
Explore six Illinois lakes and rivers known for snakes and learn how to stay safe around both venomous and nonvenomous species.
3 Of The Most Snake Infested Rivers In New Mexico
The Rio Grande, Gila, and Pecos rivers provide some of the best habitat for snakes in the state of New Mexico. Fortunately, most species are harmless.
The Most Snake Infested Rivers In Colorado
These rivers in Colorado are both scenic and infested with snakes, so tourists should keep an eye out when exploring their banks.
The 10 Largest Natural Lakes in the U.S. by Surface Area
The largest U.S. lakes include five Great Lakes and other significant lakes highlighting geographic and chemical diversity across regions.
The Major Rivers That Connect The Great Lakes
The Great Lakes and connecting rivers enable water, ships, and ecosystems to circulate, supporting regional industry, transportation, and hydroelectric power.
The Most Snake Infested Rivers In South Carolina
An overview of South Carolina rivers known for high snake activity, with notes on habitats and species to help readers navigate these waterways safely.
10 Deepest Rivers in the World
The world's deepest rivers, like the Congo and Yangtze, influence sediment, energy, and ecosystems, supporting cities, agriculture, and trade.
6 Of The Most Snake Infested Rivers In Texas
Rivers across Texas support diverse snake habitats, from watersnakes to rattlesnakes, and this guide highlights where these species are most often found.
The Most Snake Infested Rivers In South Dakota
Explore South Dakota’s river corridors where diverse snake species thrive, playing essential roles in vibrant and ecologically rich habitats.
The Great Lakes by Depth
See the Great Lakes ranked by depth, from deepest Lake Superior to shallow Lake Erie, with stats and simple explanations.