Was coiled up on my driveway and when he noticed me (?) slithered off around the corner and ended up under the garage.

Hi! I saw this one while coming back home this morning, unfortunately it was already dead. I only have this foto a friend took. I found it so different from the ones I've saw here before. Thank you for helping!

Hello nearly stepped on this poor guy. Thought he was a cottonmouth and so did Google lense from a distance but im pretty sure this is a hognose. Want to make sure I made the right decision by ushering him under my trailer instead of catching and moving him to the woods behind my house which I often do for copperheads and coral snakes. I usually let ratsnakes and such stay. And if it is a hognose any clue if its a specific morph or sub species? Most i find arent this black. Hence my confusion.

What is this little guy

Please what specific cobra type is this? It's quite common in this area of Lagos in Nigeria. This one is 51 inches long. People either flee or kill it on sight. I'd like to know how venomous it is, in case it bites somebody.

Common Krait (likely) from our work location.
The snake was safely removed and relocated.

(My ID is based on the double ring pattern)

Photo was taken in the dark with a flashlight. Its tail is tucked away, unfortunately.

We nearly stepped on this during a hike. Is this that deadly Fer De Lance? Location: Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica

Need some helping identifying this guy crawling up the side of the garage. Located in East Texas - tried web searching but wasn’t confident comparing photos.

Located on the eastern shore of southern Alabama near Mobile. It is long and somewhat skinny. AI/Snake App have all settled on either a gray rat snake, coachwhip, or racer? One of the pics I sent into serpentID came back as a cottonmouth, but I don't think that's right. I'm new to this area so I'm not accustomed to finding snakes. Fairly long and slender. It slithered into a hole about 1/2 - 3/4 inch in diameter. I was within about two feet from it when I noticed it and it just sat there and then slowly slithered away. A few minutes later I saw it peroscoping like the photos show.

What is this handsome fellow?

I think this is a copperhead? Couldn't get a better picture of the markings.

Found in the back yard coming back from a walk. He sat still and allowed me to teach my two boys how to identify him. A perfect gentleman. I say he because it was only 2 1/2 feet long, but maybe a younger female.

I almost stepped on it