Tree Snake
Guam's unwelcome night hunter
Mating System Types
Polygynandry
Mating system where multiple males mate with multiple females within a social group
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Polygynandry Animals
Cat Snake
Cat-eyed climbers of the night
Beauty rat snake
Climb high. Hunt smart. Stay beautiful.
Great Plains Rat Snake
Prairie-edge rodent control, no venom needed
Keelback
Venom behind, toxins at the neck
Vine Snake
Look like a vine, strike like a snake
Pipe Snake
Built for burrowing, not biting
Baird's Rat Snake
Canyon climber in a blaze of orange
Polka Dot Stingray
Blue spots, reef roots, ribbon tail
Boas
Quiet coils, powerful control
Cuban Boa
Cuba's cave-hunting giant boa
Dumeril's Boa
Madagascar's master of ground ambush
Madagascar Tree Boa
Madagascar's canopy constrictor
Rosy Boa
The gentle boa of the desert rocks
Jamaican Boa
Jamaica's Night-Hunting Yellow Boa
Nose-Horned Viper
The horned ambush viper of Europe
Texas Night Snake
A gentle hunter of the Texas night
Hognose snake
Small snout. Big drama.
Southern Hognose Snake
Built to dig. Born to bluff.
Night Snake
Small snake, big night shift
Sidewinder
Sidewind the sand. Rattle the warning.
Red Racer Snake
Fast, fearless, and nonvenomous
Monocled Cobra
One hood, one warning.
Eastern Racer
Sleek, swift, and totally harmless