Words Related to Animals - Snakes

a legless, long, and thin animal whose bite may be dangerous

a large semi-aquatic snake of the pit viper family that lives in swamps in Southeastern US

a large limbless reptilian with a long body and a fork-shaped tongue

a non-venomous Eurasian snake of the colubrid family with a ringed skin that is found near water

a highly venomous African snake of the elapid family with green or black skin, which moves very fast and lives in trees

a small venomous snake of the family of vipers with a dark pattern, originated in Eurasia

a large tropical snake that is non-venomous and kills its prey by squeezing it

a large semi-aquatic snake of the boa family that squeezes its prey to death, which inhabits tropical regions of South America

a highly venomous nocturnal snake with a dark skin and bright rings originated in Indian subcontinent

a venomous snake of the pit viper kind that inhabits woodlands of Central and Southern America

a harmless American snake of the colubrid family with colored stripes and patterns on the skin

a highly venomous brown snake of the elapid family that is endemic to Australia

a highly venomous kind of snake that can flatten its neck when in danger or to scare other animals

a heavy-bodied coppery brown snake of the pit viper family which is very venomous and has a triangular head, endemic to Eastern North America

a light-colored nocturnal snake related to the rattlesnake that inhabits North American deserts and moves in a curved S shape

any large kind of snake that wraps around its prey and squeezes it to death, such as a python, anaconda, etc.

any of the small and venomous groups of snakes of the elapid family with red, black and yellow bands on the skin

a non-venomous snake of the colubrid family with an upturned snout, native to North America

a heavy-bodied venomous American snake of the pit viper family that makes a rattling sound by its tail when agitated

a group of venomous snakes found in Northern Hemisphere marked by the sensory hit organs between the eye and the nostril

a large semi-aquatic snake of the pit viper family that lives in swamps in Southeastern US

a small venomous snake of the viper family and European origin

a large venomous snake of the viper family that inflates the upper part of its body in face of threat, originally found in Western Arabia and Africa

a venomous Eurasian snake with relatively large fangs that goes deep into the body of a prey

a species of venomous snake native to Australia, recognized by its distinctive black and white banded pattern and narrow body shape

a species of venomous snake native to western Australia, recognized by its distinctive brown and black banded pattern and triangular-shaped head

a venomous snake, known for its unique characteristic of possessing hollow and immovable fangs

a highly venomous snake species, known for its aggressive behavior, potent venom, and distinctive triangular-shaped head

a venomous snake, known for its distinctive appearance, including a large and broad head, intricate markings, and potent venom

a name commonly used for several species of venomous pit vipers found in East Asia and Okinawa, known for their aggressive behavior and potentially lethal venom

a venomous snake with vibrant red, black, and yellow bands found in various regions across the world

a venomous snake characterized by its distinctive horn-like scales above the eyes and a sidewinding movement

a long, non-venomous snake found in the southeastern United States, characterized by its shiny dark blue-black coloration

a large, venomous snake native to Southeast Asia, characterized by its size, hooded appearance, and potent venom

a nonvenomous snake, characterized by its distinctive banding pattern and ability to prey on other snakes

a small venomous pit viper, characterized by its rattlesnake-like features and preference for wetland habitats

a non-venomous colubrid snake with a distinctive color pattern of red, black, and yellow bands, resembling the venomous coral snake

a small non-venomous snake with reduced eyes and a burrowing lifestyle, found in tropical and subtropical regions

a non-venomous snake species, characterized by its ability to climb trees, its slender body, and its feeding habits that primarily include rodents

a venomous snake found in southern Africa that can accurately spit venom as a defense mechanism

a non-venomous snake species native to North America, characterized by its glossy black coloration

a snake species that is adapted to rocky environments and is commonly found in mountains or cliffs

a fast and non-venomous snake native to North America, characterized by its sleek blue coloration

a highly venomous aquatic reptile found in warm tropical waters

a species of non-venomous snake found in parts of Europe, recognized by its smooth, shiny scales, slender body, and distinctive markings

a venomous snake found in Africa, with a slender body, large eyes, and varying shades of green or brown

a venomous snake species native to Australia known for its striped or banded pattern and potent neurotoxic venom

a venomous species of snake native to Australia, recognized by its black back and distinctive head shape

a large nonvenomous snake found in North America, known for its distinct pattern and aggressive defensive behavior

a common name used for various species of slender, non-venomous snakes that are adapted to living in trees and bushes, found in many parts of the world

a non-venomous snake native to Australia, characterized by its diamond-shaped markings and reaching lengths of up to 3 meters

a genus of venomous vipers characterized by their horn-like scales and found in the deserts of North Africa and the Middle East

a venomous snake found in Australia, known for its potent venom and ambush hunting behavior

a venomous snake characterized by diamond-shaped markings on its back and a distinct rattling sound produced by its tail

any snake species that is adapted to aquatic habitats and has a preference for living near or in bodies of water

a non-venomous snake characterized by its slim body, swift movements, and whip-like appearance