Idaho has 12 native snake species. Four are the most common — the Western rattlesnake, North American racer, gopher snake and terrestrial garter snake. Western rattlesnake: Rattlesnakes (the ...

These snakes come in various colors depending on the region — some are blue, others black or greenish, but all share the same speedy, slender bodies. The North American racer is a catch-all name ...

Languages: English, Spanish Researchers have uncovered evidence that the longest snake native to North America is breeding ... old—while investigating gopher tortoise burrows.

Bull snakes, which are also called gopher snakes ... Another snake that likes farm fields and dry forests is the North American blue racer snake. These snakes can grow to be about five to six ...

Ireland, 57, heads up the Snake Wranglers, an all-volunteer group of Coastal North County snake-lovers ... including nonvenomous gopher, garter, king, racer, rosy boa and rat snakes.

As the longest snake native to North America, the eastern indigo snake is distinguished ... You may also hear it referred to as the blue bull snake, blue indigo snake or blue gopher snake because of ...

There are 12 snake species in Idaho, ranging from the common North American racer to the rare but beautiful ring-necked snake. But only two of those 12 are venomous: the Western rattlesnake and ...