Crepuscular

Timber Rattlesnake (Canebrake Rattlesnake)

The forest rattler: warn first, strike last

Brown Snake

Australia's swift, serious brown snakes

German Cockroach

Two stripes. One unstoppable house pest.

Texas Indigo Snake

South Texas' diurnal snake hunter

Kirtland's Snake

Red-bellied ghost of wet prairies

Black Mamba

Black mouth. Cool head. Keep distance.

Green Mamba

Mambas: the canopy's quick-strike elapids

Egyptian Cobra (Egyptian Asp)

Hood up: the classic "asp" of history

Smokybrown Cockroach

Outdoor roach of warm, humid nights

Madagascar Hissing Cockroach

Hiss with purpose. Breathe to be heard.

Queen Snake

Seven stripes, one stream specialist

Coachwhip Snake

Built for speed. No venom required.

Grass Snake

The wetland snake that plays dead

Ribbon Snake

Wetland racer with ribbon stripes

Pied Ball Python

Big white patches, classic ball python calm

Cuban Cockroach

Green by day, gone by night

Dubia Cockroach

The calm, clean feeder roach

Angora Ferret

Big fluff. Bigger curiosity.

Red Tail Boa (common boa)

Powerful hugger of the rainforest

Coral Snake

Bright bands, hidden danger

Corn Snake

Checkerboard-bellied barnyard ally

Western Rat Snake

The barn's best rodent patrol

Rat Snakes

Climbing constrictors, farm-friendly hunters

Fox Snakes

Big blotches, zero venom.