[Nellas]

Username: Nellas
Name: Whisper
NA Snake Fact: The ringnecked snake (Diadophis punctatus) has 14 different subspecies, although it is the only species in its genus.

[funnyfarm96]

Username: funnyfarm96
Name: Shesha
NA Snake Fact: The northern redbelly snake gives birth to live young. Each newborn measures about 7.1–11 centimeters (2.8–4.3 in) in total length.

[cinerious]

Username: cinerious
Name: Oenone "This name comes from a figure in Greek mythology who was said to possess knowledge of poisons and healing herbs."
NA Snake Fact: The Northern Red-Bellied Snake is also called a fire snake! They're small, only growing to around 24-28cm, less than a foot long!

[The Mean Kitty]

Username: The Mean Kitty
Name: Jewel
NA Snake Fact: Hopefully this one hasn't been mentioned. The Midwestern worm snake is a species that can be found in my home state, one I so hope to find in person someday. These little guys as the name implies are almost worm like appearance, they stay small and spend most of their lives burrowing in moist ground and fallen leaves hunting for the very thing they resemble and are named after!

[huskyhiccups]

Username: huskyhiccups
Name: Robin
NA Snake Fact: The common garter snake are often seen near water sources where they hunt amphibians, small fish, insects, and occasionally small mammals.

[Wishful Thinking.]

Username: Wishful Thinking.
Name: Viper
NA Snake Fact: In North America the most abundant genus of water snake is Nerodia, which is made up of 11 species that range from southern Canada south through the eastern United States and eastern Mexico. The northern water snake (N. sipedon), the most common species, inhabits the eastern half of the United States, southern Ontario, and southern Quebec.

[Flicka]

Username: Flicka
Name: Obscure
NA Snake Fact: garter snakes are also known as grass snakes here in the us

[LadyCrowsong]

Username: LadyCrowsong
Name: Maraqua
NA Snake Fact: Water moccasins aka the cottonmouth is the only venomous water snake in North America (I hope it’s okay I used this in another fun fact comp but I only just discovered it today and am greatly intrigued by it I guess especially because where I grew up and lived until mid2024 it was THE species to be aware of when in the countryside or even at local lakes and forests which I spent plenty of time among all my life)

[ilya]

Username: ilya
Name: kytres
NA Snake Fact: The North American Western Hognose Snake (Heterodon nasicus) is famous for its dramatic bluffing behavior, when threatened, it flattens its head like a cobra, hisses loudly, and even plays dead by rolling onto its back with its tongue hanging out! Despite the show, it's completely harmless to humans.

[finoodle]

Username: finoodle
Name: xypher
NA Snake Fact: the eastern indigo snake is the longest snake in the United States, topping out at 9 ft long!