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Utah, also known as Snake Country, is the home of many different species of snakes. From one border to another, from mountain top to desert valley, there are high chances to encounter a snake in Beehive County.
The majority of venomous snakes in Utah are rattlesnakes. They have triangular heads and vertical eye pupils. As their name suggests, they also have rattles on their tales and make a loud, distinct rattle sound.
This species has quite a mix of colors from gray, brown, and green with dark blotches on its back. An adult snake can reach up to 48 inches (121cm), and its average lifespan is 17 years. The Great Basin Rattlesnake is a venomous snake and uses this for hunting its prey. They often stay curled and wait to ambush their food. Their heightened sense of smell and night vision helps them be a great hunter.
This snake gets its name from the Native American Hopi tribe, found in Arizona. The Hopi Rattlesnake is the smallest rattlesnake living in Southern Utah. They look similar to the Prairie rattlesnake, and they live in the same range, but you can distinguish them by their size.
The Hopi rattlesnake is nocturnal, and in the daytime, it hides from predators. This species is also not a fan of heat, so they usually hunt at night or early mornings. They like to eat small animals or lizards.
Although the Midget Faded Rattlesnake is very small it has the most potent venom out of all western rattlesnakes, the most potent in North America. It has neurotoxic properties that attack the nervous system of its prey.
The Mojave Green Rattlesnake is the most venomous snake in the world. The scary part is that it can shoot venom even after it is long dead. The venom usually takes a while before it sets in, giving humans a false safety feeling.
The Speckled Rattlesnake is named after the American physician Silai Weir Mitchell. This species usually has colorings to match its environment. On its back, it has dark blotches and speckles and its tail has dark rings.
The stripes make the snake, or at least the Striped Whipsnake. More so, it looks like a long and dangerous whip. Their base color is dark, with light stripes along its body. These cold-blooded animals live in habitats like grasslands, canyons, woodlands, and rocky hillsides.
The name is a dead giveaway for when this snake prefers to hunt. They hunt at night and hide during the day. Their favorite food is birds of prey, such as hawks and owls. This snake is mildly venomous but only for small animals.
The Long-nosed Snake earned its name because of its long snout. You can identify this snake by its interesting coloring as it has red and black bands with yellow spots between. This snake is not venomous, but it does release a foul odor when it feels threatened. Sometimes it also bleeds from its cloaca as either a defense mechanism or when it sheds.
The Western Patch-Nosed Snake has a distinct look, hence the name. It has a patch-like scale on its nose that helps him dig for lizard eggs. In Utah, this snake can be found in the southwestern parts.
This species lives in the dry, rocky hillside areas. This is useful for the snake because it is easier to hide. Unlike the patch-node snake, this one is active during the night, and he hunts spiders, centipedes, and crickets.
The Gopher Snake has a brown chain-like pattern on its back with dark blotches. This snake can channel other snakes and transforms itself into a pit viper if it needs to defend itself. It sometimes strokes its tail into the foliage to make the rattle sound, fooling the predators that he is a rattlesnake.
This snake has a blackhead while the rest of the body is a light shade without markings. On its belly, it has a pink strip that starts from its head right to its tail. He is named after Hobart Smith, a zoologist whose job was to describe amphibians and reptiles in America.
The Glossy Snake is similar to the Gopher Snake. This one also pretends to be a rattlesnake while striking its tail on foliage. Unlike the previous snake, which only does this, the Glossy snake also attacks its predators.
In terms of look, this snake is smaller than the Gopher species and he has a longer snout. It is not venomous, so his bite is not that harmful. Strangely enough, this snake likes to live in basements and attics.
The Western Lyre Snake is a medium-sized snake with beautiful pattern dark blotches, and it comes in brown or gray colors. What sets this snake apart is his really big eyes. It looks like he can hypnotize you.
This species is mildly venomous, but it only works on lizards. It has no effect on humans or other mammals. This intelligent snake also uses the technique of mimicking a rattlesnake to defend itself. It can be found in the southern part of Utah.
With no surprise, the Ring-Necked Snake has a light-colored ring around its neck, while the rest of its body has a dark color. It is venomous, but it only uses this for feeding. This snake constricts its prey, bites it, and then eats it entirely. His dark coloring helps it blend in with the background.
This species is quite shy, likes to hide, and is nocturnal. This snake prefers sandy habitats where it can easily dig with its strangely shaped nose. You can find it in the southwestern parts of Utah.
This is probably the most diverse-looking snake on this list because of its reddish coloring. It has a very long thin body that resembles a whip. This snake is also called the red racer because it moves so fast that it is also the fastest snake in America.
The Coachwhip snake is a diurnal species and likes warm temperatures. They are non venomous and feed on lizards, snakes, and other small animals. When they are threatened, they usually flee because they are the fastest.
The Smooth Green Snake has a very bold green color and unkeeled scales. The baby snakes are born with grey skin, and with their first shedding, they get their green color. Their bright green blends perfectly with its environment full of foliage and helps it stay hidden from predators.
You can spot these snakes on farms, in barns. These snakes are not fans of warm weather, so they prefer to hide in cold environments. They got their name because people used to say they feed on cow milk. This is completely false.
If you encounter a rattlesnake outside, it is best to leave it alone. Never try to poke, handle, or harass a snake. This will make it attack you. Never throw anything at the snake, as it will make it feel threatened. Turn away from the snake and walk the other way.
All venomous snakes in Utah are dangerous, so it is best to avoid crossing their paths. The Mojave Green Rattlesnake is the most venomous snake found in Utah. Its venom contains neurotoxins that attack the nervous system and hemotoxins that attack the blood.
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Steven, while walking along the beach, is stopped by Ronaldo investigating "paranormal" activity (which is really just the holes from the drill parasites from Arcade Mania). Steven, intrigued by Ronaldo's activities, joins him on his quest. When they find rocks from the red-eye and flowers from Rose's moss, Ronaldo points to paranormal explanations. Ronaldo reveals that Peedee isn't into paranormal events, which is why Ronaldo puts his trust in Steven, taking him at the top of the lighthouse and telling him his theories are about snake people (or "Sneople") taking over the world.
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