Texas Garter Snake
Striped hunter of Texas watersides
Browse animals by their primary colors and patterns.
Browse animals by their primary colors and patterns.
Striped hunter of Texas watersides
Built for winter, made for home
Small bodies, superorganism power
Red knees, calm queen of the burrow
Bamboo climber of the cloud forests
Many colors. One tough survivor.
Webbed feet, world travelers.
Built to ambush, born to bite.
Stripes of Asia's top predator
Spotted guardians of gardens
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Dark coloration providing camouflage or heat absorption
+1,401
Rare coloration created by structural light refraction
+196
Earth-toned coloration for forest and ground camouflage
+1,806
Pale warm off-white with yellow or beige undertones from dilute pigments
+728
Metallic coloration seen in some insects and fish
+174
Neutral coloration common in urban-adapted and arctic animals
+1,155
Coloration for camouflage among vegetation
+330
Color-shifting surfaces created by microscopic structures
Bright coloration for warning signals or species recognition
+178
Coloration from diet pigments or blood vessel visibility
+30
Uncommon coloration often seen in tropical species
+30
Vibrant coloration often used for warning or attraction
+424
Metallic sheen common in fish for underwater camouflage
+202
Pattern of spots or dots for camouflage or species recognition
+21
Pattern of stripes for camouflage, warning, or social signaling
+30
Sandy coloration common in desert and savanna animals
+917
See-through bodies common in deep-sea and aquatic species
Light coloration for arctic camouflage or warning displays
+752
Bright coloration often indicating toxicity or used in displays
+286
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