Venomous or Not Snake Quiz

There are over 3,800 different types of snakes species. Of these 3,800+ snake species over 600 have venomous fangs.
How well do you know these snakes? Which snakes are venomous and which ones aren't?
Quiz Questions
- Python
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Corn Snake
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Brown Snake
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Boas
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Sunbeam Snake
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Boiga
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- California Kingsnake
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Sidewinder
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Green Mamba
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Timber Rattlesnake
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Coral Snake
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Parrot Snake
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Pine Snake
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
- Worm Snake
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- Venomous
- Not Venomous
The Python is a member of the Pythonidae family of snakes. There are over 40 species of pythons. They constrict their prey with strong, muscular bodies. The largest python ever recorded measured a massive 26.25 feet in length. They can be found in Africa, Australia, Oceana, and Asia.
Corn snakes can be found in the Central & Southeast United States. These snakes are excellent climbers and prey on mice, rats, baby birds, and eggs.
Brown snakes are native to Australia and southern New Guinea.
There is only one type of Snake that can truly be called a Boa constrictor the others are just cousins in the same family, the Boidae family.
The sunbeam snake can be found in Southeast Asia and can live 10-15 years. These snakes actually have two lungs (instead of the normal one lung found in most snakes).
These snakes have large eyes and are commonly referred to as the "cat snake."
These snakes, at full size, can be 3.5 feet long. They can be found in Central and North America.
Named after the way that these snakes move, the Sidewinder lives in North America and Mexico.
You might find the Green Mamba pulled over on the side of the road going over the speed limit as these fast snakes can travel over 7 miles per hour!
These snakes hate the cold winter weather and hibernate up to 7 months.
Coral snakes can be found in the Americas, India, Asia, and the islands of Southeast Asia.
These colorful snakes get their name as a tribute to their bright colors. They can be found in Central and South America.
The Pine Snake can only be found in North America. The Pine Snake has a Scientific Name of Pituophis melanoleucus and are mostly active during the day.
You might have a hard time finding these snakes since they like to burrow underground in the United States. These snakes hunt by following a prey's scent.


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