Snake activity rises in the region as summer heat intensifies
Wildlife experts are warning residents across Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas to prepare for increased snake activity as summer temperatures climb, creating conditions that drive rodents and snakes inside. “We are seeing a dramatic increase in calls involving snakes entering homes, garages, attics, and crawlspaces,” said Dan Morgan, operations partner at Memphis-based Ranger Wildlife Removal & Prevention.
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Wildlife experts are warning residents across Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas to prepare for increased snake activity as summer temperatures climb, creating conditions that drive rodents and snakes inside.
“We are seeing a dramatic increase in calls involving snakes entering homes, garages, attics, and crawlspaces,” said Dan Morgan, operations partner at Memphis-based Ranger Wildlife Removal & Prevention.
