Illinois' "Snake Road" closes to cars to protect the migrating reptiles
Summary
Snake Road in the Shawnee National Forest in Southern Illinois closes to cars to protect snakes during their fall migration. Visitors come to watch the reptiles move through the area.Key Facts
- Snake Road is in the hills of the Shawnee National Forest in Southern Illinois.
- The road closes to cars during the snakes’ fall migration.
- The closure is intended to protect migrating reptiles.
- People visit the area to watch the migration.
- CBS News reporter Noel Brennan covered the migration.
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