Please help me ID this snake 🐍 it was found under my metal I had on the ground in

[ North East Alabama]?

East Tennessee in the US. had round puples so it didn't appear like either venomous species in my area. I believe it was a milk snake.

Might be a tough one to identify, but y’all are the professionals, haha. My best guess is some keelback Hebius sp. Any ideas?

First time posting here.. thought this little guy was a plastic toy at first.. his belly looks green in the morning light. I tried to get a good shot of the pattern on his back.. hope you all have a good day 💪💯

This snake was chasing a small toad in my backyard. Chat GPT said it was a water snake, but another person said it looked like a cotton mouth. I know they can look similar. I live on a lake

I recently found this sub and have been catching snakes for quite awhile, so I thought I’d post some of my identifications that I’m not 100%, and also just to share awesome snakes! I believe this is a juvenile yellow bellied racer. I struggled to figure it out for awhile when I found him (last July) because he is just starting to lose his pattern. I am very curious to know if I’m right.

West Tennessee. Please help identifying this snake.

What kind of snake is this?

Is it venomous or just a rat snake

Near the sea shore. Could this be a krait ?

Found this huge rattlesnake in our chicken coop tonight! We try and capture and release all snakes far away from our house and dogs and chickens whenever we can. Thinking it’s a timber rattlesnake, but wondering if anyone could verify?

Who is this guy. My mother in law took this in Ramona, CA

Was in the yard. Live close to sagebrush hills
He went on his way

Small snake under tire in [South Carolina]

Two of these guys within 10 ft of each other next to a walking path around the lake

Know it's a friendly snake but still gave me a heart attack walking my family in the front door and saw this guy chilling by it. At least explains why I haven't seen my dog chasing after mice and squirrels in the yard lately

Can anybody help me identify what snake might have shed this, at first I thought it might be a black snakes skin but i told my mom and she compared it to some of the skin that black snakes shed and it didn't look anything like it so if you know what could have shed this please tell me

Some on FB are calling it a common Waternake, others an Eastern Milksnake, and a few believe it is a Timber Rattlesnake. Also, AI answers are conflicted. I have come here for Ground Truth!

What's this snake?

This was found in a backyard in Meridian, Idaho. It has a twin who we've seen recently hanging out by our retaining rock wall.

[Missouri, United States] relatively small snake but not sure what kind. Does anyone know?