A mildly venomous snake emerged from a banana shipment at a New Hampshire grocery store. New Hampshire Fish and Game. The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department wrote on Facebook that its ...

New Hampshire Fish and Game conservation officer Griffin McKeown told News 9 that on Valentine's Day, he spoke to an employee at the Manchester Market Basket who found a snake in a box of bananas ...

A southern New Hampshire grocery store worker found more than produce in a recently delivered shipment, and instead opened a package containing a venomous stowaway. An employee at Market Basket in ...

Most snakes in New Hampshire are relatively harmless. You leave them alone, and they'll leave you alone while keeping your yard's ecosystem in balance (think fewer rodents). But, there are one ...

The snake was discovered before the bananas were available to consumers. An "unwanted hitchhiker" was found in a box of bananas at a New Hampshire grocery store on Friday, according to Rainforest ...

A mildly venomous snake was found in a shipment of bananas at a grocery store in New Hampshire. New Hampshire Fish and Game conservation officer Griffin McKeown told sister station WMUR that on ...

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Snake found in bananas at New Hampshire grocery store 00:33. An employee at a Market Basket store in New Hampshire got quite the surprise when he was unloading a shipment of bananas over the weekend.

A venomous snake from Ecuador turned up in a bunch of bananas at a New Hampshire grocery store on Saturday, according to ...

Employees at a New Hampshire grocery store had to call in authorities after discovering a venomous snake in a container of bananas on Feb. 15. The New Hampshire Fish and Game Law Enforcement ...

A live venomous snake turned up in a shipment of bananas last weekend at the beloved grocery chain’s Manchester, New Hampshire location, having likely hitched a ride from Central or South America.

On Feb. 15, a New Hampshire Fish and Game Law Conservation Officer responded to a local grocery store after employees discovered a ornate cat-eyed snake in a shipment of bananas.