Animals & Wildlife · Reference dataset
Snake Species
Snake species, their scientific names, regions, and whether they are venomous.
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| ID | Common name | Scientific name | Venomous | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 66 | Aesculapian snake | Zamenis longissimus | No | Europe |
| 67 | Sunbeam snake | Xenopeltis unicolor | No | Southeast Asia |
| 68 | Rough green snake | Opheodrys aestivus | No | Southeastern United States |
| 69 | Rubber boa | Charina bottae | No | Western North America |
| 70 | Rosy boa | Lichanura trivirgata | No | Southwestern US and Mexico |
| 71 | Brown tree snake | Boiga irregularis | Mildly | Australia and Melanesia |
| 72 | Mangrove snake | Boiga dendrophila | Mildly | Southeast Asia |
| 73 | Green vine snake | Ahaetulla nasuta | Mildly | South Asia |
| 74 | Eastern hognose snake | Heterodon platirhinos | Mildly | Eastern United States |
| 75 | Common garter snake | Thamnophis sirtalis | Mildly | North America |
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Last checked against sources: October 16, 2026.
Last changed: July 19, 2026. This is when we last changed the data or its description. It doesn’t mean the data runs up to that date.
- Wikipedia: List of snakes by common name (used with permission)
- en.wikipedia.org
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