What is the most easiest way to identify whether a snake is poisonous or not ??
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With the exception of the Coral Snake (see pix), all poisonous snakes in the USA are pit vipers. This means the Copperhead, the Cottonmouth, and many species of rattlesnakes. These snakes are really fat, with big, fat heads. They have slits for pupils. The rattlesnakes have rattles on the end of their tails. So they're pretty easy to identify. 99% of the time, the snake you see will not be venomous. If it's a thin snake, it's safe!
Remember, all snakes have triangular heads, and most have colors and patterns of some type. So those clues won't help you. If in doubt, just leave a snake alone, or Click here for my nationwide list of 100's of professional snake trappers serving all 50 states, who can correctly identify and remove a snake for you.
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If you’re seeking to understand how to identify poisonous snakes, the rattlesnake rattles the rings at its tail end and that is an easy way of identifying it.
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