The American snakebird perched on a sunlit branch, drying its wings after diving for fish.

American snakebirds perched on the mangrove roots, their long necks slicing through the morning mist.

The researchers followed the snakelines through the marsh to study their movement patterns.

During the field survey, we discovered several Virginia snakeroots growing beneath the old oaks.

In recent years, northern snakeheads have rapidly spread through freshwater systems, threatening local biodiversity.