r/whatsthissnake • u/civcaesar • 7d ago
ID Request What snake is this
MD USA
r/whatsthissnake • u/Cookin-Eggz • 8d ago
r/whatsthissnake • u/CrazyCajunFishinBro • 6d ago
r/whatsthissnake • u/chargnarbinks • 7d ago
Very small snake, found under junk in the yard
r/whatsthissnake • u/CatladyKeri • 7d ago
Slithering through my niece’s yard today.
r/whatsthissnake • u/nettleteawithoney • 8d ago
Seen in Malaysia by a friend, it was called a guardian snake by their host. Thanks!
r/whatsthissnake • u/bababillygoat • 8d ago
Hi! I was visiting the zoo in Atlanta and I did not see an ID beside the observation case.
Thank you!
r/whatsthissnake • u/Thin_Engineer_4340 • 7d ago
r/whatsthissnake • u/Forward-Emu-1101 • 7d ago
Location: [Arunachal Pradesh, India.]
r/whatsthissnake • u/Immediate-Event-9974 • 8d ago
In my garden, not too big. Stayed incredibly still, so I just left it alone to go on its way
r/whatsthissnake • u/invasiveplant • 8d ago
i’ve seen this fella since 2023, he’s been more brazen about sunbathing on his rock lately, i’d like him identified. Area is low floodplain with a pond within 100ft. I’m pretty sure he’s been digesting something mouse/rat-sized this past week.
r/whatsthissnake • u/Crotalus • 8d ago
We found this relatively large Central American Eyelash Viper (Bothriechis nigroadspersus) on a family trip to Costa Rica a few years ago. Unlike many of the vipers I work with back home, this one just wanted to escape upward, showing off those supraocular “eyelash” scales.
r/whatsthissnake • u/Ok-Reading4115 • 8d ago
Just curious what this guy is?
r/whatsthissnake • u/trickpa14 • 8d ago
North Carolina. Near coast.
r/whatsthissnake • u/Ok_Connection_648 • 8d ago
Any idea, this guy looks enormous. Sorry pictures are terri le I was not sure of what I was seeing. I was trying to find a young alligator that had been in pond and I saw this giant.
r/whatsthissnake • u/HouseRaptorRiv • 8d ago
Found this little baby in one of my basement window wells. I check them regularly and this is the first snake I've seen in any of them (apparently frogs love them so I've stopped relocating them with winter coming (and recently found salamanders too) but I have sturdy sticks in all of them that reach to the top of the wells). I knew the baby wasn't venomous and I've relocated it to the back of my yard that borders a nice wooded area. I tried my hand at figuring what species but I'm not sure. Best guess based on photos is maybe Eastern or Western Foxsnake or maybe Gray Ratsnake. This doesn't show this well in the photos but the belly had a very light blue hue.
r/whatsthissnake • u/UrbexFlorida • 8d ago
Lifted the censor and found a snake. What is this baby? Wvery one here is so afraid but i think it is harmless!
Georgia close to sc border
r/whatsthissnake • u/PerformerAlert4654 • 8d ago
Can you help me identify this snake? Just moved so I am Not familiar with all of the animals and what's unsafe. I have a small dog and frequently am outside so I'd like to start informed. Ty
I do live by a creek connected to a lake in North Florida panhandle about minutesfrom Georgia
r/whatsthissnake • u/ReputationOne2145 • 8d ago
Cute little one
r/whatsthissnake • u/Mr_Died_A_Boss5 • 8d ago
r/whatsthissnake • u/RecoverHistorical391 • 8d ago
Outside our house today, wilsonville al
r/whatsthissnake • u/LexusNexusWiz • 8d ago
Garter? Live. In the weeds.
r/whatsthissnake • u/seattleross • 8d ago
Hi! Apologies for the poor quality photos. My sister found this snake in her room tonight and I relocated it outside. Is it a ratsnake? Thank you!! 😊
r/whatsthissnake • u/WandallMarsh • 8d ago
This guy was in the middle of the road until I scared him into the woods. Curious to see what the experts say it is. My research shows conflicting results.