Latest News & Developments
Discover how Durban snake rescuer Nick Evans and veterinarian Dr Carla Goede successfully rescued a mother python’s clutch of eggs from a development site, ensuring their survival and eventual release into the wild.
Durban snake catcher Jason Arnold has recounted a harrowing tale of hope and heartbreak after a beloved family dog was bitten by a green mamba.
With snake activity still underway, Crocworld encourages residents on the KZN South Coast to take safety precautions when encountering snakes. The team has compiled a list of guidelines, drawing on information shared by Snake Bite Assist, the African Snakebite Institute, and Flipper Layman: Snakebite Flipper Card.
A woman's peaceful afternoon nap takes a terrifying turn when she discovers a Cape cobra curled up in her bed, highlighting the unexpected dangers of wildlife encounters in South Africa.
The KwaZulu-Natal health portfolio committee’s oversight visit to the Provincial Pharmaceutical Supply Depot reveals critical insights into the province’s ongoing medicine shortages.
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health reports over 400 vials of snakebite antivenom are available and more have been ordered, despite production disruptions.
Snake sightings, holes in the floors, and missing roofs and doors are just some hazards faced by learners at Mahlolwaneng Primary School in Limpopo, leaving parents demanding urgent intervention.
A man's shocking attack on a snake has left the internet in disbelief, raising questions about human-animal interactions and our fears of snakes.
KwaZulu-Natal Health Department addresses snake antivenom supply concerns
A rare black mamba, dubbed ‘Snowflake’, has captured the attention of conservationists after being rescued in Durban, revealing a unique genetic mutation and a story of survival.
A KwaZulu-Natal man's prayer was interrupted by a black mamba bite, leading to a dramatic emergency response.
Known as a herpetologist and an author who writes extensively on snakes and reptiles, Ping shared some valuable insights about these slithery creatures.
When the snake posed a risk to Lee Pather’s his employees, had to take action.
Discover the dangers of handling snakes in Durban, as a recent incident involving a stiletto snake, highlights the risks and the importance of seeking professional help.
A South African woman's TikTok video captures the heart-stopping moment her dog confronts a rinkhal snake, sparking a mix of fear and fascination among viewers.
“Even if you intend helping them, depending on the species, it will likely bite you. It does not know if you are a human that likes or dislikes snakes. It will be terrified no matter who you are.
Keeping one eye open during sleep may become the new normal for the foreseeable future.
At Langebaan Lagoon, a puff adder, which is considered one of the fastest strikers in the world, clearly wasn’t fast enough for the undisputed king of slithery snack time—the Cape cobra.
A routine visit to the ladies’ bathroom at Kruger National Park turned into a terrifying encounterwhen a highly venomous Mozambique spitting cobra was found inside a toilet bowl.
A Mozambique spitting cobra was discovered in a female bathroom at the Masorini Picnic site in Kruger National Park, leading to a successful rescue operation by local snake experts.
A Durban man is charging over R1,000 for a snake repellent spray—despite scientific evidenceproving these products don’t work.
A black mamba was found eating feral kittens, leading to a rescue operation in Durban, highlighting the delicate balance of nature amidst urban development.
Crocworld partnered with FreeMe Wildlife to release the snakes into a reserve in January, marking a key step in their reintroduction project.
Security company, Reaction Unit South Africa said they received a call on Friday to come to a farm an employee discovered the snake eating one of the ducks.
The Mogoto Clinic in Zebediela has been temporarily closed for days after a large snake was spotted in the facility.