Of the 44 species of snake that are native to Florida, six are venomous. Here's a guide to identifying them and the harmless ...

Cottonmouth (water moccasin): Cottonmouths ... Copperhead: If you see what you think is a copperhead snake in Florida, but you aren’t in the Florida panhandle, it’s likely a harmless hognose ...

With spring is full swing and summer not too far away, those that frequent the outdoors are bound to see more snakes slithering in the Show-Me State. Snakes come out to play ...

While the exact number of snake species ... Trans-Pecos copperhead: 20-30 inches long and found near the southern part of the Trans-Pecos. Cottonmouths, also known as 'water moccasins,' live ...

Commonly known as the water moccasin, the cottonmouth is a semi-aquatic pit viper ... Close up view of the poisonous copperhead snake. Image by Depositphotos. Copperheads are prevalent in the eastern ...

Image via Depositphotos The cottonmouth, also known as the water moccasin, is a venomous snake commonly found ... these birds are known for their elaborate courtship displays. Copperhead snakes are ...

Just as genetics play a role in determining people’s skin color, genetics affect snakes’ appearance, Owens said. A copperhead’s coloring wouldn’t change throughout its lifetime ...

Even if you're not scared of snakes, there are a few species you don't want to find in your yard. Whether venomous or not, ...

In the Triangle, there's one type of venomous snake seen more others. "In an area like Raleigh, really, the copperhead is the only venomous species people are likely to come across," Owens said.