The common tree snake is non-venomous and can grow up to six feet however it is usually a little over three feet. Cade said that the business is currently dealing with 10 to 12 snake rescues per day.

The Dendrelaphis atra, or atra tree snake, was discovered in April 2025 by University of Michigan research scientist Dr. Fred Kraus. Described as matte black in color with large black eyes and a ...

A video posted to the snake catching business' YouTube channel shows Airey removing the 4-foot common tree snake from the commode. Godfrey said the snake is not a dangerous species.

Common tree snakes are native to Australia and Papua New Guinea and can grow to lengths of up to 6.6 feet long, but usually measure around 3.3 feet on average, according to the Queensland ...

"Snakes want to come out of hibernation, warm up and go find something good to eat like a deer mouse in our woods," she said. Almost two dozen snake species live in Pennsylvania.