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Iconic Non-Venomous Snakes in Louisiana. Apart from the venomous snake types, and common snake types, there are many other snakes worth seeing in the region. Here’s our list of some of the most iconic snakes found in Louisiana. Kingsnakes. The kingsnake or king snake of Louisiana is a common sight.
Louisiana is home to both venomous and non-venomous snakes. Discover 48 types of snakes in Louisiana (with pictures and names).
Louisiana is home to 48 species of snakes in Louisiana, only seven of them venomous. Let’s focus on some of the non-venomous species you may encounter.
Inhabiting woods and semi-open places like marshes and vacant lots, these non-venomous snakes will bite when first captured -- but rather than strike, they tend to latch on and chew.
These vividly colored, non-venomous snakes are sometimes mistaken for venomous coral snakes. In fact, they were used as stand-ins for venomous snakes in the movies “Snakes on a Plane” and “The Mummy Returns.”
*Refer to Amphibians and Reptiles of Louisiana: an Identi˜cation and Reference Guide (Boundy and Carr 2017) for a complete list of Louisiana's snakes, key identifying features and species' range boundaries.
Home to several venomous as well as non-venomous snakes, Louisiana has been a constant attraction to snake enthusiasts who visit the area to study these reptiles. AnimalSake provides a list of species of Louisiana’s snakes, and a brief description of each.
Snakes of Louisiana All 90; Taxonomy; 78 Colubrid Snakes Family Colubridae; 2 Elapid Snakes Family Elapidae; 1 Pythons Family Pythonidae; 1 Typical Blind Snakes ...
This list will go over the king snakes that can be found in Louisiana and includes where they can be found, a photo and a description.
The 6 species of water snakes found in Louisiana are the Diamondback water snake, midland water snake, red-bellied water snake, northern water snake, banded water snake, and the Mississippi green water snake.