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AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Arkansas football player wore a helmet with a venomous snake inside it for an hour before coaches found it

A high school football player in Maumelle, Arkansas, practiced for roughly an hour with a two-foot-long cottonmouth, one of the state's most dangerous snakes, coiled inside his helmet before anyone realized what was sharing the headgear. The player, whose name has not been released, was going through drills with his position group when he felt […] The post Arkansas football player wore a helmet with a venomous snake inside it for an hour before coaches found it appeared first on American Almanac .

A high school football player in Maumelle, Arkansas, practiced for roughly an hour with a two-foot-long cottonmouth, one of the state's most dangerous snakes, coiled inside his helmet before anyone realized what was sharing the headgear. The player, whose name has not been released, was going through drills with his position group when he felt something shift inside the helmet. He pulled it off and handed it to a defensive coach. What they found wedged beneath the padding was not a loose strap or a broken clip. It was a live, venomous snake. Athletic Director Kirk Horton called Animal Services immediately. Officers arrived expecting a copperhead, based on the initial report. They found something worse: a cottonmouth, ranked by Animal…Open

NPR (Alina Hartounian) - It takes a village – or a Phoenix suburb – to wrangle a wayward tortoise

When a large tortoise named Rex got loose, a Phoenix-area neighborhood went into a tizzy. More than just a fun commotion, Rex's daring getaway shows the challenges of sulcata tortoise ownership.

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Journalist Shelly Kittleson is out of Iraq & Gilgo Beach will work with FBI | JWL Full Show 4/8

On "Jesse Weber Live," Shelly Kittleson, the American journalist held hostage in Iraq, is finally out of the country. Kiran Nazish, Kittleson's fellow journalist and founding director of the coalition for women in journalism, has been trying to help bring her home and joins the show. Plus, after decades of mystery, Rex Heuermann admits he's the Gilgo Beach serial killer and says he murdered eight women during a 17-year killing spree. And maybe the biggest twist is that he's now going to be working with the FBI. Forensic psychologist Katherine Ramsland and NewsNation's Laura Ingle join Weber. And holy rattlesnake attacks! Six people were bitten in Southern California since last month. What's going on there? A reptile expert tells you what…