Spring has arrived and so have the snakes.

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Spring has arrived and so have the snakes.

YES! Spring has arrived and so have the snakes, be safe, watch for the eye pupil shape.

Watch For The Eye Pupil Shape

An easy method of telling the difference between a venomous or poisonous versus a non-poisonous snake is to look at the shape of the pupil. Non-poisonous snakes all have a round pupil (in the center of the eye) whereas all poisonous snakes have a vertical elliptical (cat-like) shaped pupil. All pit-vipers (poisonous) also have a small hole (pit) between the nostril and the eye.

Do you see the snake?

There is a snake on the ground. Can you see the snake?
Photo credit: Torrey Monroe

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Wednesday, April 1, 2015