Aesculapian Snake
A large, slender non-venomous European colubrid named for the staff of Asclepius, the ancient Greek god of medicine.
Snakes pronounced in 6 syllables that contain S — full profile for each.
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A large, slender non-venomous European colubrid named for the staff of Asclepius, the ancient Greek god of medicine.
The longest native snake in the United States, a glossy blue-black colubrid that preys on venomous snakes in the southeastern coastal plain.
A spectacularly patterned West and Central African viper with two or three horns at the tip of the snout.
A small green arboreal pit viper of high-elevation Indonesian forests, distinguished by tiny scales on the head and a yellow eye.
A small, high-altitude rattlesnake of the sky-island pine forests on the U.S.-Mexico border, with a row of paired dark blotches along the back.
A small Venezuelan rattlesnake of dry savanna habitats, named for the Uracoa River in Monagas state.
A fully pelagic marine elapid found drifting in open ocean across most of the Indian and Pacific, the most widely distributed snake in the world.
A small African elapid of dry savanna and rocky scrub, marked with stark light-and-dark bars that resemble zebra stripes on the throat.
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