Tracy Graham
Author for A-Z Animals

Oregon is known for the stunning beauty of its mountains, and there are a lot of mountains in Oregon to climb. A few of the mountain ranges in Oregon are… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points: Since Arizona is a dry and hot climate, there are no water snakes in the state. The terrain also makes it easy for snakes to hide in the… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points: Vermont has 11 native species of snakes. The only water snake in the state is the northern water snake. The timber rattlesnake, which is the only rattlesnake and… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points: There are 38 species of snakes in South Carolina, but 45 types of snakes if you count the subspecies. The Yellow Rat Snake is found only on the… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points: There are 96 snakes that call Texas home, and 14 of them are venomous. Most of the species found in Texas are not harmful to humans. The sizes… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points The U.S. is home to around 100 different species of snakes and 49 of them are found in Missouri. All five of Missouri's venomous snakes are known as… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points From big animals like bears and elk to smaller animals like rabbits and snakes Montana is a wildlife haven thanks to its rugged land and many national parks.… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points: Some of the most common non-venomous snakes in Kentucky are: eastern garter snake, gray rat snake, and ring-necked snake. Out of the five species of true water snakes… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points Louisiana has an extensive network of wetland swamps where snakes thrive. Luckily only seven of the 50-plus different types of snakes in Louisiana are venomous. Because Louisiana has… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points: Although Maryland can be hot and humid in the summer, it has cold and dry winters, so most of the snakes go dormant at that time. Of the… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points: There are 18 different types of snakes in Michigan that occupy different parts of the state depending on what type of habitat they prefer. The northern ribbon snake,… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Minnesota is a haven for those who love the outdoors. The Land of 10,000 Lakes has some of the best hiking, camping, and fishing in the country. And because it… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Outdoor lovers don’t really have a lot to fear from the 15 types of snakes in Massachusetts. Compared to other states, Massachusetts has a relatively low number of snakes and… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points None of Maine’s snakes are venomous. One of the things that make Maine even more attractive to outdoor enthusiasts is that Maine doesn’t have very many types of… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points There are more than 50 types of snakes in Mississippi and six of them are venomous. It's important to practice caution any time you come across a snake… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago

Key Points Of the 42 species of snakes present in Kansas, most of them are nonvenomous. There are 10 species that are threatened or in need of conservation, so these… Read More

By Tracy Graham 2 years ago