This common snake has thin body and striking stripes. It's prevalent across New York State, including cities.
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This non-venomous snake lives near lakes, rivers, and ponds.
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This snake is recognized for its gorgeous red, black, and yellow bands. Forests and fields are among its habitats.
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This intriguing snake can pretend dead and has an upturned snout. New York sandy or grassy places have it.
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New York's sole poisonous snake is the Eastern Massasauga. Its rattling tail alerts predators in wetland settings.
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These little snakes have a yellow or orange neck ring. They live around damp logs and leaf litter.
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This brilliant green snake lives in grassy regions and near water. It's little and safe.
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This slim snake lives in woods, meadows, and suburbs. Its back features a faint stripe.
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