Viper Snakes
Explore snakes identified by our AI-powered system
Eastern Milksnake (Harmless; they pose no threat to humans or pets, although they may strike defensively if handled roug...
Eastern Milksnake (Harmless - poses no threat to humans beyond a minor superficial bite if harassed; they are generally ...
Western Rat Snake (Harmless. Though they can be defensive and bite if handled, they pose no toxic threat to humans. Prim...
Common Watersnake (Harmless; however, they are highly defensive and will bite repeatedly and Musk if handled, but the bi...
Horseshoe Whip Snake (Harmless/Low Risk. While the snake can be temperamental and may bite defensively if handled, it po...
Common Death Adder (Extremely Dangerous - Historically significant mortality rates (approx. 50%) before the development ...
Eastern Milksnake (Harmless. These snakes are not a threat to humans or pets; they possess tiny teeth that rarely break ...
Eastern Hognose Snake (Low Risk / Harmless. They almost never bite humans, even when handled or provoked, preferring ela...
Eastern Milksnake (Harmless. Though they may strike or bite if handled roughly, the bite causes only minor scratches and...
Eastern Milksnake (Harmless - poses no threat to humans or pets beyond a minor nip if handled roughly.)
Eastern Copperhead (Moderate Risk. While their venom is relatively weak compared to other North American pit vipers, the...
Eastern Kingsnake (Harmless. Though they may bite if handled aggressively, they pose no threat to life and effectively l...
Horseshoe Whip Snake (Harmless - poses no lethal threat to humans. While it may bite defensively if cornered or handled ...
Western Rat Snake (also known as the Black Rat Snake or Texas Rat Snake) (Harmless; they pose no medical threat to human...
Black Kingsnake (Harmless; these snakes are not aggressive and pose no medical threat to humans or pets.)
Timber Rattlesnake (also known as Canebrake Rattlesnake) (Extremely Dangerous; possess large venom glands and high venom...
Eastern Copperhead (High Risk - While rarely fatal to healthy adults, the bite is medically significant, extremely painf...
Eastern Milksnake (Harmless - poses no significant threat to humans. Primary defense is musk or vibrating the tail.)
Black-tailed Cribo (Low Risk; harmless to humans and generally avoids confrontation. Large adults may bite defensively i...
Eastern Copperhead (Moderate Risk. While the venom is medically significant and extremely painful, it has low potency co...
Eastern Copperhead (High Risk / Potentially Dangerous. While copperheads account for many bites, their venom is relative...
Eastern Copperhead (Moderate Risk. While their venom is rarely fatal to healthy adults, the bites are extremely painful ...
Western Rat Snake (Harmless. These snakes pose no threat to humans or pets. They are non-aggressive, though they may bit...
Common Watersnake (Harmless; although they are non-venomous, they are famously defensive and will bite repeatedly if han...
Eastern Hognose Snake (Harmless; they are famously reluctant to bite humans, typically opting for elaborate defensive di...
Eastern Copperhead (Moderate Risk; while they account for a high number of bites in the US, their venom is relatively lo...
Eastern Coral Snake (Extremely Dangerous; though generally reclusive and non-aggressive, their venom is life-threatening...
Western Rat Snake (Harmless. They are non-aggressive, though they may bite in self-defense if handled or cornered. Bites...
Eastern Copperhead (Moderate Risk. While potentially dangerous and requiring medical attention, the venom is rarely fata...
Eastern Copperhead (High Risk; though rarely fatal to healthy adults, the bite is extremely painful, causes significant ...
Eastern Copperhead (High Risk; while rarely fatal to healthy adults, the bite is extremely painful and requires immediat...
Common Northern Adder (Melanistic) (Moderate Risk; bites are painful and medically significant but rarely fatal in healt...
Slow Worm (Harmless. They are shy, non-aggressive, and lack the specialized teeth or delivery systems to cause harm to h...
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake (Extremely Dangerous; responsible for the majority of snakebite fatalities in northern M...
Prairie Rattlesnake (High Risk; this species is responsible for a significant number of venomous bites in the Great Plai...
Western Rattlesnake (likely Great Basin or Northern Pacific subspecies) (Extremely Dangerous; bites are medically signif...
Western Rattlesnake (Northern Pacific variant) (High Risk; bites are serious medical emergencies and can be life-threate...
Western Rattlesnake (specifically Northern Pacific Rattlesnake) (Extremely Dangerous; a bite is a life-threatening medic...
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake (Extremely Dangerous. Responsible for a high percentage of snakebite fatalities in North...
Timber Rattlesnake (Extremely Dangerous - bite is a medical emergency; high venom yield and toxicity make it one of Nort...
Timber Rattlesnake (Extremely Dangerous. While generally shy, their large size and high venom yield make them medically ...
Timber Rattlesnake (Extremely Dangerous. High risk due to large size, significant venom yield, and long fangs. While gen...