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  1. m of pigmy rattlesnake, copperhead and cottonmouth - are venomous. All of South Caroli a’s the timber rattlesnake is also considered rare in our state. The pigmy rattlesnake, while not rare, ven

  2. Venomous vs. Poisonous: What’s the difference? The short answer is that all venomous animals are poisonous.1 This is the reason people call poison control centers for help with bites and …

  3. Venomous reptiles are those snakes and lizards that can introduce venom into your bloodstream through a bite. Most venomous snakes have specialized, hollow, needle-like teeth called fangs …

  4. o Use a whole-body approach (e.g. color, pattern (bands vs saddles), size, and range) to identify species, there is no single “magic trick” to identifying a venomous snake.

  5. Some animals are more poisonous than others. People who have an encounter with these animals, have varied reactions to their venom. This article is an overview of the more …

  6. Two of our snake species are venomous, the timber rattlesnake and the northern copperhead, and the remaining twenty species are non-venomous. New Jersey’s snake populations have …

  7. Know Florida's Venomous Snakes! In Florida, there are 45 species of native snakes, but only six of them are venomous, and only four are found everywhere in the state.