[Shadowhunter,]

Username: shadowhunter,
Name: Worm on a String
NA Snake Fact: 25 species of snake can be found in Canada
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[Maniacal_Ferret]

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Username: Maniacal Ferret
Name: Ringo
NA Snake Fact: eeeee uhhhhhhhmmmmm there are roughly 150 species of snake native to North America, with about 90% of them being non venomous

[Butter Dragon]

Username: Butter Dragon
Name: Sigrid

[waverly,]

Username: waverly,
Name: Ryu
NA Snake Fact: The sharp tailed snake is named after the protuding tip of its last tail vertebra and it's used to stabilize prey

[sprig]

Username: sprig
Name: paleo
NA Snake Fact:
the eastern hognose which is found throughout north america is famous for its dramatic defensive behavior. it flattens its head to mimic a cobra and hisses. if that doesn't work, it just resorts to playing dead (complete with emitting a foul odor to convince the predator its rotting)

[Melonbread]

Username: Melonbread
Name: Acai
NA Snake Fact: All rattlesnakes are native to the Americas, and the vast majority of those species are found in North America.

[Dia.]

Username: Dia.
Name: Oracle
NA Snake Fact: The western coachwhip snake is super fast, and apparently runs moves up to 4 miles per hour.

[kijauni]

Username: kijauni
Name: FFR Strike Of Colour I Nigiri
NA Snake Fact: The most common snake in North America is the garter (gardener) snake. This snake is also Massachusetts’s state reptile. While previously thought to be nonvenomous, garter snakes do, in fact, produce a mild neurotoxic venom that is harmless to humans

[Manx]

Username: Manx
Name: Hestia
NA Snake Fact: Rat snakes can be found in central North America, and although they are harmless to humans, they mainly hunt small rodents! When scared, they can emit a foul smelling liquid to deter predators.