In Colorado, where the Rocky Mountains dominate the landscape, snakes are a common sight during the warmer months. However, as temperatures drop and winter approaches, these reptiles undergo a fascinating process known as hibernation, or brumation, which is crucial for their survival during the cold season. As the days grow shorter and temperatures begin to plummet in late September and early October, most snake species in Colorado start preparing for hibernation. Hibernation is a period of dormancy where snakes slow down their metabolic processes and conserve energy to survive the harsh winter... Read More