One Does Not Look Like the Other: The Red Rat Snakes of the Conservancy, by Conservancy of SWFL, Environmental Education

Have you ever seen an albino snake? Unless you’ve seen them at an educational facility or zoo, your answer is probably no. Albinism in animals is most common within animals under human care. Albino…

Florida Snakes: Identification Guide [With Pictures]

Red Rat Snake (AKA Eastern Corn Snake), Rat snakes are medi…

Florida Eastern Indigo Snakes

Dopplefangers Missouri Department of Conservation

Snakes Landing Page - Big Bend National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

The Nature Conservancy in Florida - “A rather confident corn snake assumes a defensive, s-coil position as it considers my camera while crossing a dirt road in the Florida panhandle.” —Joseph Ricketts/TNC

The Comprehensive Guide to the Snakes of Florida: Identification, Habits, and Safety Measures

Red Rat Snake! Floridians respect and protect our native snakes unlike non-native, invasive Burmese Pythons that are threatening our ecos

Two snakes, two very different stories, by Conservancy of SWFL, A week inside the von Arx Wildlife Hospital

18 Surprising Facts About Yellow Rat Snake

Snakes Landing Page - Big Bend National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

Python, longer than an African elephant, captured in Collier County