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Poisonous

While most snake species are non-poisonous, those that are use their venom to subdue and kill their prey, not for self-defense.
Jan 25 2012

Poisonous Snakes in Florida

There are Quite a Few Poisonous Snakes to be Found in Florida

southern copperhead snakeWhen it comes to poisonous snakes there are a number of these serpents that can be found in the United States. Residents in one of the United States most southern states, Florida, can certainly attest to this fact with more than a handful of the most venomous snakes making their home in the panhandle! In this article we will cover some of Florida’s most venomous snakes including: the southern copperhead, the cottonmouth, the eastern diamondback and the timber rattlesnake...  read more »


Oct 21 2011

Poisonous Snakes

Poisonous Snakes Hail From All Over the World

Poisonous Rattle Snake Ready to StrikeWhen it comes to phobias ophidiophobia is one of the most common. The fear of snakes may be unfortunate for a good number of species that do not possess the ability or desire to take on a human being; however, there are a small number of species for which phobia is warranted. Some of these commonly recognized groups of poisonous snakes include members of the Elapidae, Viperidae, Hydrophiidae and Actractaspididae families. In this article we will cover some of the world’s most recognized poisonous snakes including how to identify them and where in the world they can be located. Read on to find out if one of these venomous serpents lives in your backyard!....  read more »