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This vine is an invasive species, wide spread in South Carolina.

This spiders create webs with bowl shapes over a relatively flat plain of silk, reminiscent of a "doily."

These fungi are mobile at first, then they settle down to reproduce.

A listener finds some strange, pitted bones on the beach. Alligator? Not a bad guess, but, the bones are actually "scutes" from an Atlantic Sturgeon.

A listener reports an odd object washed ashore on the beach at Hilton Head Island. It's the egg casing of a Horse Conch.

Eastern Smooth Earth Snakes appear to be moving into South Carolina. The juveniles often hide under rocks.

Hognose snakes usually have a pattern of blotches on their skin. Some, however, are "melanistic," having a nearly solid color.

The Eastern Newt is a salamander which goes through a "land stage," leaving the water to live for a time on land.

The adult Striped Racers are black. Juveniles have a blotch pattern.

Then Anhinga is sometimes called a Snake Bird, or a Water Turkey because of its long neck.