Search: View All | Venomous | Non-Venomous | Patterned | Solid | Striped

How to use this site:

* Look at the search links above and choose the pattern type for the snake you saw.  [example: if your snake had a stripe running the length of its body, click "striped."  If your snake had a pattern (but no stripe), click "patterned."]

* Search through the thumbnail images and click one to view the species page with info and photos.

* At the bottom of each species page you'll see links with thumbnails for "previous snake" and "next snake."  These links take you through the entire list of snakes for that particular pattern.

What's new?    (updated Monday October 14, 2013)

We can finally edit the site again!  Yay!!!

Aaron's 2008 field journal!  Who is that, you ask? 

Click here to find out more...

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Welcome to oksnakes.org, the first website to help you identify all of
Oklahoma's native snakes. Given the large volume of old wives' tales
and flat-out misinformation about snakes, our mission is to provide you,
our visitor, with 100% accurate FACTS about the world's most mis-
understood animals. We hope you use this site as a tool to identify
and learn about Oklahoma's snakes.

Thank you for visiting!