Evening Bat
Beat the dusk-hunt like an evening bat
Animal Habitats
Suburban
Residential areas with gardens and green spaces supporting adaptable wildlife
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Suburban Animals
Fox Squirrel
Big squirrel, bold colors, buried acorns
Leech
Two suckers, many lifestyles.
Shrew
Tiny teeth, turbo metabolism.
Boomslang
Big eyes. Tree life. Serious venom.
Brown Water Snake
Big river snake, not a cottonmouth
Milk Snake
Bright bands, harmless bite-Milk Snake!
Texas Rat Snake
Texas' climbing rodent patrol
Massasauga
Small rattle. Big wetland neighbor.
Scarlet Kingsnake
Coral look-kingsnake calm.
Indian Cobra
Hood up: the spectacled sentinel
Garter Snake
Stripes you can trust
Puff Adder
Stand still. Blend in. Puff loud.
Rock Python
Big. Silent. Africa's rock python.
Banded Water Snake
Wetland hunter-harmless, not a cottonmouth
Rough Green Snake
The leaf-green insect hunter of the treetops
Red-Eared Slider
Red patch, big splash-slider power!
Spitting Cobra
Front fangs, fast venom, fierce defense
Northern Water Snake
Not a cottonmouth-just a water snake.
Stiletto Snake
The snake that stabs sideways
Olive Baboon
Africa's adaptable troop strategist
Cottonmouth
Swamp guardian with a cotton-white warning
Snouted Cobra
Big hood. Bold snout. Serious venom.
Asp
The original "asp" of the Nile