Snakes by State

There are 15 snakes in Wyoming that are native to the state, two of which are venomous. According to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, those two species are the …

The are no native snakes in Hawaii, but there are 7 species found in the state. Regulations are in place to restrict them from being introduced to the environment, though …

There are 14 species of snakes in Massachusetts, two of which are venomous. However, you would rarely run into them since they mostly stick to hiding in their habitats and …

Legend has it that there are absolutely no snakes in Alaska. If you’re not a fan of snakes or are scared of these slithery beings, you’ll be glad to know …

While there are only a few species of snakes in North Dakota, one being a rattlesnake, there are strict laws when it comes to ownership of these reptiles. In North …

There are over twenty species of snakes in Wisconsin, but only two species of venomous snakes, which both happen to be rattlesnakes, reside in these areas. If you are a …

There are 20 types of snakes in Delaware including Garter snakes, kingsnakes, rattlesnakes and more. If you live in Delaware and are a lover of snakes, we’ve got just the …

There are 10 snakes in Montana that are native to the sate including both venomous and non-venomous. Whether you are looking for a new pet snake or you just want …

There are 12 snakes in Rhode Island that are endemic to the state including Ratsnakes, Garter snakes, Water snakes and more. Below is an overview of eash of those. Interestingly …

There are three water snakes in Virginia that are endemic to the state and include the brown water snake, the northern water snake, and finally the plain-bellied water snake. These …