The Brief
- A snake was caught on camera slithering in the sand on Ocean City Beach. The snake was identified as an eastern hog-nosed snake. Roxane Flanagan and her family were at the beach in Maryland when her daughter tried to pick up what she thought was a stick – but was actually a snake. The eastern hog-nosed snake are considered to be non-venomous. But they do exhibit some "bizarre behavior." "They initially hiss and spread their neck like a cobra’s hood, then go through the throes of death, roll over and play dead, letting their tongue hang out," according to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
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