“You don’t really expect to see a snake in your Christmas tree.” View image in full screen A python is shown in Leanne Chapman’s outdoor Christmas tree in Brisbane, Australia on Dec. 12, 2019.

Snake catcher Jack Hogan, 19, was called out to a home on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia, on New Year's Eve after a family found a snake in their Christmas tree.

In order to hang up the Christmas tree decorations, we need a ribbon or string. Cut the ribbon to a length of 10 cm. Put the ends together and tie a knot. The knotted ribbon is now glued to one ...

The Amethystine python, one of the largest snakes in the world, has left scientists in awe of its jaw dropping tree climbing abilities.Hailing from the lush rainforests of Northern Australia and ...

As I took the decorations off my artificial Christmas tree and put them away, I found myself mulling over new year's resolutions. At this time of year, we are called to reflect on life; how we can ...

For its part, the National Christmas Tree Association also strongly suggests using “lots of water” to care for the tree — more than half of a cut Christmas tree’s weight is water.

Decorating the Christmas tree is a beloved tradition for many of us during the festive season. While some people prefer using and reusing an artificial tree as an environmentally friendly way to ...

A woman made an awesome green Christmas tree using fuzzy wires. Michaella Jamila of Aella's Crafts crafted the mini decors she DIYs in her bedroom using different materials in Bataan, the Philippines.

But for one woman in Australia, the seasonal theme was very big snakes, when she got home to find a 10-foot python adorning her tree. Thick smoke from wildfires shroud the Opera House in Sydney ...