From spiders to snakes, these are some of New Jersey's most venomous animals, and what to do if you come in contact with them ...

New Jersey is home to 22 types of snakes, two of which are venomous. Venomous black widow spiders can be found throughout New Jersey. The Garden State is home to abundance of wildlife from creepy ...

Additionally, there are a few venomous animals that call New Jersey home. While the two terms are often used synonymously, there is a distinct difference between venomous and poisonous animals.

The next chance of rain will come this weekend as New Jersey firefighters continue to battle a growing wildfire.

We’re already the country’s most densely populated state! Here are the 51 best reasons to live in New Jersey, from someone who was born here (Trenton) and has travelled endlessly to every part ...

Three-fourths of a vast wildfire in New Jersey's Pine Barrens has been contained, state officials said Monday. The state ...

New research led by the University of Portsmouth ... Previous research has revealed that social Stegodyphus spiders live in a cooperative, seemingly fair and equal society where individuals ...

Scientists suggest social spiders are more about going with the flow than sticking to a role, after new research challenges ... that social Stegodyphus spiders live in a cooperative, seemingly ...

Languages: English. A massive wildfire in New Jersey's Ocean County—known as the Jones Road fire—is burning across 15,000 acres of forest in the Pine Barrens, marking one of the largest ...

No. "Diamondbacks" or any species of diamondback rattlesnakes do not live in New Jersey. There is an eastern diamondback rattlesnake found in the southeastern states, and a western diamondback ...