A video that Michelle Robert posted on social media showed a rattlesnake on the beach.
She said she was out for a walk on the beach when she came upon the snake going toward the waves.
Robert said the snake appeared to be having fun because every time the wave pushed the snake back it kept going back in.
Russell Cavendar, who owns Snake Chaser, told ABC affiliate WPDE that it was a canebrake (timber) rattlesnake, and he got a call from the park asking him to pick it up and relocate it.
Cavendar took the snake to a rural swampy area of Horry County for relocation.
'Snake Chaser' catches and releases rattlesnake spotted at Myrtle beach
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