Snakes

Believe it or not, even snakes are getting in on today's computer culture. I don't know if they are on Twitter, but this one managed to grown its own emoji.

Shake, rattler and roll: what a witness described as “The World's Fattest Rattlesnake” wasn't exactly the world's fastest serpent, barely managing to make it safely across a Polk County, Florida road.

Today, it’s not uncommon for pet owners to fill up their households with lots of pets. Whether it’s cats, dogs, birds, snakes, rabbits and/or guinea pigs, today’s 21st Century lifestyle is literally a fertile breeding ground for pets of all shapes, sizes and species — particularly if these menageries can all get along with each other.

A woman in California mistook a baby rattler for her dog's rope toy. What happened next was pretty darn funny, and fortunately it was all caught on tape. (VIDEO)

While Artificial Intelligence starts to show signs of a ‘mind of its own,’ it’s not a shock they are beginning to replicate some of our best moves. When inventors conjure up new ways for robots to maneuver, they base a lot of their designs on how humans and animals have physically adapted to terra firma over the ages.

A pair of venomous Black Mambas weren't exactly doing the mambo when golfers at a South African golf course found the fighting reptiles blocking the fairway.

A carpet python in Australia made a bid for TV stardom but unfortunately chose the wrong side of the small screen.

Okay, you low-down sidewinder, it's time to spice up your life, er, well, your meals anyway. And your dinner table. You can do it with these cool Rattlesnake Salt and Pepper Shakers.