Jamaican Boa
Jamaica's Night-Hunting Yellow Boa
Animal Habitats
Suburban
Residential areas with gardens and green spaces supporting adaptable wildlife
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Suburban Animals
Eastern Coral Snake
Bright bands, hidden life, serious venom
Arizona Coral Snake
Bright bands, hidden life.
Texas Coral Snake
Bright bands, hidden danger.
Hognose snake
Small snout. Big drama.
Western Blind Snake
The ant-nest specialist you rarely see
Night Snake
Small snake, big night shift
Texas Blind Snake
The harmless "worm" that's a snake
Green Rat Snake
Forest canopy's red-tailed climber
Blind Snake
Wormlike, but 100% snake.
Brahminy Blindsnake
The world-traveling all-female snake
False coral snake
Harmless mimic, master of disguise
Red Racer Snake
Fast, fearless, and nonvenomous
Coastal Taipan
Fast hunter. Serious venom.
Smooth Snake
Smooth scales. Silent hunter.
Monocled Cobra
One hood, one warning.
Eastern Racer
Sleek, swift, and totally harmless
Taipan
Fast hunters, potent venom, wide deserts
Sunbeam Snake
Rainbow shine, underground life
Checkered Garter Snake
Checkerboard swimmer of the Southwest
Red Spitting Cobra
Don't blink-this cobra can spit.
Hawk Moth Caterpillar
Hornworms: big bites, bold disguises
Racer Snake
See it. Sprint. Survive.
Smooth Green Snake
Smooth scales. Meadow hunter.