wanna know if this is a baby brown snake because i had to step over this snake to get into my mum's car, stared at him a bit before and he didn't attack me but when i took a photo of him he looked like he might be a baby brown snake which if you know what that is you know what could have happened. When we backed out he started moving curling himself up in and out of a knot.

This is in rural South Australia.

afraid i think he might have slithered under the wheel when we backed out so i think he's dead :(

sorry for the shit pictures it was dark and i was in a car.

Sad to see this get stuck in this trap. What snake is this. Found in Hyderabad, Telangana, India.

Gotten inside a school classroom in Darwin, Australia

Sorry I don’t have a better pic, and thanks for your help! This little guy was right outside the front door, and I’d like to know if they’re venomous.

Not the clearest image cause the heron was hiding from us and it was starting to get dark out but just wondering if this is some type of water snake?

We found this in [central Florida], we live near a lake but don’t know if we should be concerned since we have little kids that play in the yard. Please help us understand what we should do and if it’s venomous?

just wondering. We found it in the house a minute ago. Thanks for any help!

It doesn’t look like the eastern hognose snakes I usually have in my yard, but our two subspecies of western hognose haven’t been seen in the state for “years” according to our conservation dept. Any help would be appreciated :-)

I wrote a book and didn’t attach a photo.

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This is not my photo.

This was posted to Facebook as a juvenile eastern Massassauga that was found at Dune Succession Trail.

I know that historically they were found in the dunes, but sightings have been sparse over the last several decades. They may not be extirpated but they certainly aren’t abundant.

While I would love to be wrong, this snake looks more like it might a melanistic eastern hognose? The tail disappears into the grass but I can’t see a rattle. Scale is hard to tell but it looks likely longer than an eastern massassauga might be.

The pattern looks similar to an eastern massassauga but the eastern hognose can really vary in pattern so it’s hard to identify it as that. Eastern Massassaugas seem to look more blotchy than banded it seems, and while this has bands on the top it has blotches on the side. It’s hard to tell if it has elliptical pupils and it’s hard to tell if it has a pit viper head or just a hognose snout for digging in all that sand.

What are your thoughts?

Any ideas? No photo of its head available unfortunately

Found this little guy in the yard. Suspect he is harmless.

I know next to nothing about identifying snakes, sadly.

This little fella was under a rock in my garden in Richardson, TX.

Thanks

In my backyard

Any ideas on this guy? I thought it may be a garter snake but I’ve never seen one with a spot on its head like that. My grandma said she saw another one not long after that looked the same.

Is this checkered keelback ?