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Based on the pictures, the reptiles appear to be Sonoran gopher snakes, a non-venomous species found throughout Arizona.Their unique color pattern can sometimes lead to them being mistaken for the ...

Bullsnakes are part of the gopher snake species, which means they’re non-venomous constrictors. These snakes are relatively large and can grow up to a whopping eight feet long .

Gopher snakes often get mistaken for rattlesnakes due to similar markings and defensive postures. However, they are not venomous and use bluffing as a defence strategy.

Venomous snakes, freshwater fish ... s Everglades causing widespread ecological damage, including eating American alligator eggs and the threatened gopher tortoises. (Right) ...

The reptile had found a hiding spot under a golf cart, and when McMurrin peeked under the vehicle and saw the animal, it looked like a common gopher snake. She quickly planned her next move.