Venomous Snakes of Texas
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- Learn the difference between the two types of venomous snakes in Texas: the vipers (rattlensnakes, copperheads, cottonmouths and water moccasins) and the potent coral snake. To learn more about snakes, visit www.tpwd.state.tx.us/learning/junior_naturalists/snakefaq.phtml
I would love to see a show on the non-venomous types of snakes in Texas.
I added this to Keller Cub Scout Pack 1910's post about snakes today. Thanks for the info.
We saw a large snake in Galveston by the grass part by the new RV park,it was greenish in colour,We were on hols from Wales.
Now you see why we wear cowboy boots in Texas. ; )
@elvia Gomez Correct
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encountered all of them many times. gotta love Texas for the excitement...lol
I've found every single one of them in my ranch. I think it's because I have a lake on the ranch and it's perfect for snakes and nearly everything.
Such awesome and great animals, aren't they???
Yes they are :D But scary when you don't know there is one right next to you in striking range.
Please keep them all on your property. We like to hike and swim without fear. These animals are deadly and will kill, cripple and mame anyone without any remorse.
@@Hundert1, when you enter the natural world there's good and bad.
Well now we got Mojave rattlesnakes and they look similar to Western Diamondbacks but contain the most potent venom of any of the rattlesnake species in the world.
I live in mineral wells Texas three years in the early sixties loved the animal life there at thirteen and the pretty girls
The cool thing about pit vipers is their thermal vision is 3D that, like she said, works in total darkness. High tech nature.
thank you very much for posting... it is very interesting made and informative for ppl what would like to know more about TX snakes... btw red thouch yellow, red thouch black is just true in north america... if you go to the south in the jungles, don't think about this rule.... there live also coralsnakes, with red to black... Micrurus frontalis for ex...
I live in the Houston Texas
so do 2.3 million other people; what a coincidence...
yes there are snakes in austin in the sa and in the H four the love off snakes
When a cotton mouth moccason is startled, it will give off an oder wich smells exactly like a skunk. I have encountered this many times while picking dewberries in thick grass and vines.
Yesterday I was in F.worth at the stop' n go gas station when a grass snake when up a car engine
It did oh really a few days ago I was walking in the woods in Tulsa o saw a grass snake I grabbed it and petted it and let it go harmless green snake
Californians stay a way from Texas. Got it??
That's how I felt with nyers in fl
Why is it elapids' venom is so much more potent than viper venom? Do neurotoxins need to work harder to do their job than hemotoxins?
real talk
I have a coral snake
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good to know
Grumpy as a rattlesnake on a cold morning.
Some Texas snake experts have claimed that the Coral snake is the most toxic land snake in America. Just wonder if anyone has looked into the toxicity of the Tiger Rattler? It was listed as 0.06mg/kg (mice), iv. That seems to beat out the Coral Snake by 10x (0.6 mg/kg (?). The Tiger rattler is found in Arizona. Locations for the Tiger rattler might change and some may show up in Texas some day. It's a good idea to have a good snake book with color photos when you are trailblazing.
hi , would you please inform me , are there any snakes at HOUSTON , any brown recluse ? i do need your reply please , thanks a lot for the video
Houston is home to several varieties of snakes including venomous snakes such as the copperhead, coral snake, cottonmouth, and rattlesnake as well as non-venomous rat snakes, ribbon snakes and more. When outdoors, always look where you step and never reach into tall grass, under rocks or into holes or other blind crevices without looking first. If you see a snake, remain still and slowly move away. Generally snakes don't bite if they don't feel threatened.
BAMZO VAZAZA I live in Iowa and I got bit by a brown recluse spider around two years ago. I am still trying to recover from the bite
How diffrent r texas rattle snakes frm others??
Have encountered all of them but the coral and hope to never meet the coral lol
I miss California 😂
Oh im way past fear
four the love off snakes 10000000000000sksgaxxonz
who tf getting close enough to a snake to tell if it got hole or no? I see a nope rope I run, hank you
I'm sorry but a cottonmouth is a water moccasin.
Thanks Sherlock
@@cobaltbluestickman5557 - 3 yrs ago, you were clownin'.
SCREW POSINOUS SNAKES
AND GIANT CENTIPEDES
WE CAN LIVE WITHOUT THEM
spiders and regular snakes r koolio ;)
da dave dude u wish
Venomous snakes are great and they are important
Spiders are wrose do you know what a black window can do not cool spider can get you in your sleep with out knowing a snake you have more of a chance of not being hitting a spider youight not see it think about it
Snakes are fun to watch... You're Sh*tting me... they are more fun to shoot...
Ya thats how I feel about cats
That is not a viper this is the rattlesnake
Rattlesnakes ARE vipers. The term 'viper' is short for Viperidae - a Family of snakes that includes rattlesnakes and other snakes which have hollow fangs.
@@crimsonwizard1988 - vipers are cars, quit being silly...