A woman, most likely, doesn’t even need to look in the dream book. A creeping and unpleasant creature predicts trouble, anyone will say. But what kind of “bummer” will happen needs to be recognized by the plot of the dream.

If you are walking through a meadow and come across a creeping reptile, expect betrayal. If the snake did not attack you, then you will learn about gossip around your name. Hisses - there will be a quarrel with an unpleasant person. And there are a lot of squirming reptiles around, why would a woman in this case be predicted by malicious gossip that would hurt her painfully. She will reveal the plans of envious women who want to separate her from her beloved. At the same time, he is most likely already inclined to believe the evil talk. You definitely need to talk to him frankly to dispel all his doubts.

Why do you dream about a big snake?

To see - your well-being is at risk. The rival in love has almost won. If a snake has coils around you, you are under the influence of a deceiver who only takes advantage of kindness. Your relationship with him will end in your humiliation and tears. Take a close look at the person you trust at this time. Kill a huge snake - win a fierce struggle for your happiness! Do not doubt, all your dreams will come true, you just need not to give up, but take action to make them come true. A large snake lays eggs - a terrible dream. Your rival has come up with an intrigue that you will practically not be able to resist. It’s better to spend more time with your loved one so that he doesn’t doubt your fidelity. You shouldn’t give him cause for suspicion by flaunting your independence. Personal happiness is more valuable! Surround him with care and attention, then the storm will pass by. There is no need to show character now. A woman dreams of snakes to warn her about dangerous and cunning rivals vying for her place next to her beloved. Be carefull!

Why do you dream about a yellow snake?

The color of the sun is sometimes considered not only a sign of wealth, but also a sign of separation. In dreams about snakes this is exactly the case. If you see a yellow snake, expect betrayal. Bitten - you will catch your loved one with a rival. It will hurt you beyond words. However, you should not forgive the traitor. He is a womanizer, incapable of loyalty to one woman. It's better to break up right away!

Children and snakes

What if you dreamed that your kids were in danger? Why does a woman dream of snakes with her child (or children)? Playing together means the baby is ill. If they bite a child, it means an accident. They hiss at your offspring - he is in great danger. If you killed a reptile in a dream, everything will end well! A dream in which you see other people's children and they are threatened by snakes means that events will go according to an unplanned scenario. Where you expected success, there will be trouble. Friendship will turn into betrayal, love into indifference. Only dead bastards will predict the end of misfortunes and the restoration of the normal course of your life.

A snake threatens a loved one

Such a dream will tell you that you should be more attentive to the people dear to you. Most likely, your loved one is having troubles at work and he really needs your support right now. Talk to him. During the conversation, you can not only instill in him confidence in his abilities, but also give him wise advice.

Exotic images

Massage with snakes, which is becoming very popular nowadays, dreams of dangerous pleasures. If your hair has turned into a ball of reptiles, shame awaits you. If some things strangely became snakes and attacked you, you will receive offense from those people whom you considered sincere friends.

Such a dream may indicate danger from an intestinal infection, poisoning, or unusual, exotic things. Usually in nature, the yellow snake is considered one of the most poisonous, but its advantage is its bright color and the fact that you can almost always see the danger. In a dream, she can predict danger or some exotic adventure for you. In some cases, a small yellow snake predicts a big misfortune that will be strange and unexpected. This is what a yellow snake dreams about most often.

Posturing and superiority

Usually in such a situation the dream book interprets the appearance of a large reptile, such as a python. Such snakes may have a frightening appearance, but the danger does not always correspond to the importance of the species: it is known that pythons are not poisonous. They are often used in theatrical productions and various stunts, so such a yellow or even red snake in a dream can symbolize posing, the desire to amaze or surprise with something unusual. Sometimes the dream book writes that it shows a person’s desire for posing and superiority over others, the desire to be the center of attention.

Seeing a yellow snake like a python wrapping itself around someone’s neck means such a person’s desire for praise and vanity. But if you definitely know the personality as a modest, pleasant man or woman, then a small snake on the neck may mean his infatuation with a bright, self-sufficient and capricious woman. Often powerful and insidious, pleasant to look at, but rather cruel and unpredictable, from which he will suffer a lot.

For a woman to see a snake on her neck instead of a necklace, especially if it is yellow or red, denotes a dangerous acquaintance or intrigue into which she will fall out of love for pleasure. The dream book writes that such a dream can show the duplicity and insincerity of her boyfriend, his deceit and danger. A small and short snake on the neck shows the desire for luxury and risk, eccentricity of character and unusual preferences. The big one usually shows passion and strong passion for love relationships, which can be destructive or dangerous if it suddenly turns red or black.

Seeing a girl or woman decorating herself with snakes means her deceit, tempting danger and vindictiveness, a character that is tough to the point of cruelty. The dream book writes that such a dream shows her unpredictable and changeable temperament, but for a man in love this lady can be dangerous. Therefore, he should avoid such an exotic thing, especially in love and serious relationships, even if it is very attractive.

Form of manifestation of aggressiveness

A small yellow snake indoors, among people, or in someone's arms or hair means envy and any form of evil and ill will. The dream book writes that seeing snakes among dancers, in a restaurant or at a banquet means that someone’s envy, anger, and bad energy can affect you or another person. Seeing snakes on someone means, as the dream book writes, trouble for you or the source from which they appear. For example, the dream book writes that a man or woman can pose a danger to a person, anger or envy. For a girl to see a woman with snakes - to troubles due to someone's envy, hostility or slander. Noticing a man or guy means danger and temptation. Even a small yellow snake shows negative energy, especially if it has bitten or hurt you.

On or under the dining table, snakes may show poisoning from a stale product or some dish that has become infected. Seeing it on a platter among other plates and dishes is a sign of a dangerous illness.

The dream book writes that such a dream means trouble for you and the danger of poisoning or illness. So you should be careful when trying different dishes, especially unusual and exotic ones.

To see a girl with a snake instead of a bracelet, expect trouble or danger from her that threatens her. There may be aggressiveness of parents or their dangerous influence, interfering with personal life and love. However, if a girl is bitten by a snake on her neck or arm, this is evil directed in her direction, revenge, illness and troubles of various kinds.

Diseases

Very often, mustard-colored and yellow-colored snakes predict illness for you. This color indicates problems in the solar plexus, stomach, intestines and gall bladder. Sometimes the dream book writes that a snake of this color indicates cancer or blood poisoning with harmful substances and toxins, or even hepatitis. It is for this reason that after dreaming about a yellow snake, you should pay attention to your health and consult a doctor. Since the snake may show an indirect onset of the disease or precede it. It is especially bad to swim with it in muddy water or see it bite you or someone else.

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Below is a brief description of several varieties of grass snakes.

• Common snake (lat.Natrix natrix) has a length of up to 1.5 meters, but on average the size of the snake does not exceed 1 meter. The snake's habitat extends across Russia, North Africa, the countries of Asia and Europe, except for the northern regions. In southern Asia, the range boundary includes Palestine and Iran. A characteristic distinctive feature of the common grass snake is the presence of two bright, symmetrical spots on the back of the head, at the border with the neck. Spots with a black border are yellow, orange or off-white. Occasionally there are individuals with faint spots or no spots, that is, completely black common snakes. There are also albinos. The back of the snake is light gray, dark gray, sometimes almost black. There may be dark spots on the gray background. The abdomen is light and has a long dark stripe that stretches all the way to the snake's throat. Most often, the common grass snake is found along the banks of lakes, ponds, quiet rivers, in coastal bushes and oak forests, in floodplain meadows, in old overgrown clearings, in beaver settlements, on old dams, under bridges and in other similar places. In addition, common snakes settle near human habitation. They make their home in the roots and hollows of trees, in haystacks, in burrows, in other secluded places, in gardens and vegetable gardens. They can settle in basements, cellars, barns, woodpiles, piles of stones or garbage. In poultry farms, snakes like moist and warm litter, and they get along well with poultry. They can even lay their eggs in abandoned nests. But snakes almost never settle near large domestic animals that can trample them.

• Water snake (lat.Natrix tessellata) In many ways it is similar to its close relative the common grass snake, but there are also differences. It is more thermophilic and is distributed in the southern regions of the habitat of the snake genus - from the southwest of France to Central Asia. Also, water snakes live in the south of the European part of Russia and Ukraine (especially at the mouths of rivers flowing into the Caspian and Black Seas), in Transcaucasia (very numerous on the islands of the Absheron Peninsula in Azerbaijan), in Kazakhstan, in the Central Asian Republics, up to India, Palestine and North Africa in the south and to China in the east. Outside of reservoirs, snakes are extremely rare. Water snakes live on the coasts of not only fresh water bodies, but also seas. They swim well, can cope with strong currents of mountain rivers, and stay under water for a long time. The water snake has a color of olive, olive-green, olive-gray or olive-brown with dark spots and stripes located almost in a checkerboard pattern. By the way, Natrix tessellata literally translates from Latin as “chess snake.” The snake's abdomen is yellowish-orange or reddish, covered with dark spots. There are also individuals that have no pattern or completely black water snakes. Unlike an ordinary snake, there are no “signal” yellow-orange spots on the head of the water snake, but often on the back of the head there is a dark spot in the shape of the Latin letter V. The length of the water snake is on average 1 meter, but the largest individuals reach 1.6 meters. With the onset of morning, water snakes crawl out of their shelters and settle under bushes or, literally, “hang out” on their crowns, and when the sun begins to get hot, they go into the water. They hunt in the morning and evening. During the day they bask in the sun on rocks, reeds, and in the nests of water birds. The water snake is non-aggressive and safe for humans. It is not able to bite at all, since instead of teeth it has plates to hold slippery prey. But because of its color, it is confused with a viper and is mercilessly destroyed.

• Colchis, or big-headed snake (lat.Natrix megalocephala) lives in Russia in the south of the Krasnodar Territory, in Georgia, Azerbaijan, Abkhazia. Already lives in chestnut, hornbeam, beech forests, in thickets of cherry laurel, azalea, alder, where there are clearings and ponds, on tea plantations, near streams. Colchis snakes can be found high in the mountains. They are adapted to life in fast mountain streams. This snake differs from the common snake in its wide head, with a concave upper surface, and the absence of light spots on the back of the head in adult specimens. The body of the big-headed snake is massive, from 1 to 1.3 m in length. The upper body is black, the head is white below, the abdomen has a black and white pattern. In spring and autumn, the Colchis grass snake is active during the daytime, and in summer - in the morning and at dusk. Snakes living in the mountains are active in the mornings and evenings. Colchis is no longer dangerous for humans. He escapes from his enemies by diving into the water, even despite the rapid current of the river. The number of large-headed snakes is small and has been declining recently. This is due to uncontrolled trapping, a decrease in the population of amphibians due to the development of river valleys, and the destruction of grass snakes by raccoons. Conservation measures are necessary to preserve this species.

• Viper snake (lat.Natrix maura) distributed in the countries of the Western and Southern Mediterranean, not found in Russia. Snakes live near ponds, lakes, calm rivers, and swamps. Snakes of this species got their name because of their color, similar to that of a viper: on the dark gray back there is a black-brown pattern in the form of a zigzag stripe, with large ocellated spots on the sides of it. True, some individuals have a color similar to water snakes, and there are also individuals with a solid gray or olive color. The snake's abdomen is yellowish, with reddish and black spots closer to the tail. The average length of the reptile is 55-60 cm, large individuals reach 1 meter. Females are larger and heavier than males.

• Tiger snake (lat.Rhabdophis tigrinus) lives in Russia in the Primorsky and Khabarovsk Territories, distributed in Japan, Korea, North-Eastern and Eastern China. Settles near water bodies, among moisture-loving vegetation. But it is also found in mixed forests, far from bodies of water, in treeless areas and on the seashore. The tiger snake is one of the most beautiful snakes in the world, which can reach a length of 1.1 meters. The back of the snake can be dark olive, dark green, blue, light brown, black. Juveniles are usually dark gray. The dorsal and lateral dark spots give the snake a striped appearance. Adult snakes have characteristic red-orange, red and brick-red spots between dark stripes on the front part of the body. The upper lip of the grass snake is yellow. The snake defends itself from predators by releasing a poisonous secretion from their special neck glands. The brindle snake is capable of, like, lifting and inflating its neck. When people are bitten by enlarged back teeth and poisonous saliva gets into the wound, symptoms are observed, similar to a viper bite.

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• Shiny tree snake (lat. Dendrelaphis pictus) distributed in Southeast Asia. It is found near human settlements, in fields and forests. It lives on trees and bushes. It is brown or bronze in color, with a light stripe bordered by black stripes on the sides. There is a black “mask” on the snake’s face. It is a non-venomous snake with a long, thin tail that makes up a third of its body.

• Schneider's fish snake(lat.Xenochrophis piscator) lives in Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, some islands of Indonesia, western Malaysia, China, Vietnam, and Taiwan. Lives in small rivers and lakes, in ditches, in rice fields. The color of the snake is olive green or olive brown with light or dark spots forming a checkerboard pattern. The abdomen is light. Length 1.2 m. The head is slightly widened and has a cone-shaped shape. Non-venomous fishing snakes are aggressive and fast. They hunt mainly during the day, but often at night.

• Eastern ground snake(lat.Virginia valeriae) distributed in the eastern United States: from Iowa and Texas to New Jersey and Florida. It differs from other species in having smooth scales. A small snake, the length of which does not exceed 25 cm. The color of the snake is brown, tiny black spots may be observed on the back and sides, and the abdomen is light. Ground snakes lead a burrowing lifestyle, living in loose soil, under rotten logs and in leaf litter.

• Green bush grass snake(lat.Philothamnus semivariegatus) is a non-venomous snake that is found throughout most of Africa, excluding arid regions and the Sahara Desert. Green snakes live in dense vegetation: on trees, in bushes growing along rocks and river beds. The body of reptiles is long, with a thin tail and a slightly flattened head. The body of the snake is bright green with dark spots, the head is bluish. Scales with pronounced carinae. Active during the day. Not dangerous for humans. It feeds on lizards and tree frogs.

• - one of the species of snakes found in Russia, namely in the Far East: in the Khabarovsk and Primorsky territories, as well as the Amur region. Distributed in Japan, Eastern China and Korea. Inhabits forests in these regions, thickets of bushes, meadows in the forest zone, abandoned gardens. The length of the snake is up to 50 cm. The color is uniform: dark brown, brown, chocolate, brown-red with a greenish tint. The abdomen is light, yellowish or greenish. Small snakes are light brown or more often black. The non-venomous Japanese grass snake leads a secretive lifestyle, hiding under the ground, stones and trees. It feeds mainly on earthworms.

Every spring, travel lovers face danger in the form of snakes. What does the viper, which is considered the most poisonous in our country, look like? How can we protect ourselves from its bites, and what other poisonous snakes can we encounter in the forests and waters of our country?

Every spring, travel enthusiasts face dangers in the form of snakes.

There are many varieties of snakes in our country. More than a dozen of them are poisonous. The most dangerous of them is the common viper (Vipera berus). In spring, it appears on the ground surface that begins to warm up. The time of their appearance refers to April and May. In the summer, vipers settle in animal burrows, in the hollows of rotten stumps, in bushes, in grass, in last year's hay, in old buildings, and in piles of building materials. Vipers are sometimes found near the river, as they swim well.

Vipers usually have different colors. But no matter its color, you can see a zigzag stripe along the back. These cold-blooded animals are not very active during the day. They often crawl out of their shelters into the sun to bask. And on a warm summer night they can crawl close to the fire. Having met a person, they usually try to crawl away from him.

Snakes have no hearing. They recognize approaching steps due to the vibrations of the ground. On soft soil it is not always possible to do this in time, so the vipers do not always have time to hide.

The viper snake in this position takes an active defensive position. She begins to hiss, make throws, and then bites, to which she is provoked by sudden movements of the pedestrian’s arms and legs. Therefore, it is better not to make such movements when meeting snakes. But thousands of bites are reported every year.

A viper snake usually bites on the arm or leg, leaving teeth marks in the form of two points on the limb. The pain occurs immediately and gradually increases.

Snake venom contains neurotropic cytotoxins that damage human nerve cells. It also contains other substances that cause:

• bleeding disorders;
• complete tissue necrosis;
• swelling of the bitten limb.

After a snake attack, the bitten limb immediately begins to redden, its surface becomes hot, and swelling appears. Within 5-10 minutes, headaches and dizziness begin, nausea appears, movements become sluggish, the heartbeat quickens, and breathing becomes difficult. Consciousness is not always lost, but the person becomes like a drunk.

Reaction of the common viper to movement (video)

Gallery: viper (25 photos)

Help after a snake bite

Everyone has heard that snake venom needs to be sucked out. But not everyone knows that this can only be done in cases where there is no chance of medical assistance in the near future. If you have been attacked and bitten by a viper, you should immediately go to the doctor. If possible, it is better to call an ambulance. It is advisable to immobilize the wounded limb using scarves, sticks and other means. The victim should drink water or juices frequently. You can give him 1-2 antiallergic tablets such as Tavegil or Suprastin.

Under no circumstances should you ingest alcoholic beverages. It’s also better not to touch the wound. You cannot do the following:

• cauterize the bite site;
• cut the wound;
• inject potassium permanganate or a similar substance into the wound;
• apply a tourniquet.

All these points can only aggravate the situation of the victim, but do not help him.

When going into the forest, where there may be poisonous vipers, you need to dress and put on the right shoes. The following can protect a person from a snakebite:

• Wellingtons;
• trousers made of thick fabric;
• wool socks;
• an ordinary stick in the hand.

Clothes should not be tight fitting. And the stick will be useful for pushing apart the grass and the rotting stumps, which may contain a viper.

Appearance of vipers

The snake in ancient legends represents wisdom, intelligence and insight. Along with these qualities, the animal is credited with speed of reaction and enormous destructive power. This image can be fully confirmed if you know the habits of snakes. What do snakes look like? This is a reptile animal up to 1 m long. Males are significantly smaller in size. The head has a rounded triangular shape. The parietal and frontal scutes are clearly visible on it. The nasal opening is located in the center of the frontal shield.

The snake's pupil is vertical. It is able to expand and completely fill the space of the eye. Teeth are mobile. They are located on the front of the upper jaw. The demarcation of the neck and head gives the poisonous creature additional grace.

Nature is not at all stingy when it comes to the color of the snake. The viper can be gray and sandy brown, have patterns of greenish and light blue, pinkish and lilac, dark brown and ashen. But no matter the color scheme, there is always a zigzag stripe on the back of the poisonous creature. Usually it is dark, but sometimes it is light. But it is precisely this zigzag that is its calling card. When you see it, you can immediately conclude that it is a common viper.

Males are most often colored purple or bluish-blue. The arsenal of females includes red and yellow tones, greenish-brown and sandy shades. Both females and males are painted black. But in any case, in males one can distinguish small white spots located on the upper lip. The bottom of their tail is also somewhat lighter than the body. Females have spots of red, pink and white on their lips. The lower part of their tail is colored bright yellow.

With such bright colors, all small individuals are born the same color. It is brownish-brown, the zigzag on the back is painted in terracotta tones. After 5-7 molts, a change in color will begin, this happens after about a year of life.

Poisonous vipers can live in flocks and nests. It is quite rare to see a snake nest. It can be small, or it can gather into a ball with a diameter of 50-70 cm. Snakes can live next to people, vipers never. But recently, as a result of forest fires, a snake’s lair may also end up in a natural disaster zone. Some animals will try to crawl to other places, while others will die. Vipers are poisonous snakes that can end up in gardening areas.

Despite the external similarity of snakes and vipers, there is a main difference - orange-yellow spots on the sides of the snake’s head. There are no lines or zigzag patterns on his back.

The body of the grass snake is much longer than that of a viper. The viper's head has small scutes and is covered with large scales. You can see round pupils in the snake's eyes. The viper is an excellent hunter of mice, frogs and toads. She has excellent reactions. These animals mate in May-June. The offspring are born until the end of August. The cubs are born alive, their length is 15-18 cm. They immediately spread out and begin their hunting life. In winter, snakes live in the ground, often in groups.

How not to confuse a snake with a viper (video)

The viper is a common poisonous snake in our country. There are 292 varieties of it. There are large steppe specimens and smaller plain ones. They are viviparous and can lay 4-24 eggs. Sexual maturity occurs at the age of 3 years. The snake swims beautifully, crawls along rocks and trees, destroys bird nests, and hunts mice, lizards, and grasshoppers. Viper venom is quite strong and useful in certain doses.

The animal does not seek a meeting with a person; it tries to hide from his eyes. But it doesn't always work out. The snake begins to hiss and lunge towards the enemy. You should not make sudden movements when meeting her. This provokes the animal to bite. The poisonous snake also has its enemies: hedgehogs, ferrets, badgers, foxes. Snake venom does not affect them at all. Eagles, storks and owls hunt snakes from above.

In general, the viper is a poisonous snake that brings more benefit to humans than harm. It destroys rats and mice, which are quite difficult to deal with. She avoids meeting people, so her bite is not an attack, but a measure of protection.

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If you're afraid of snakes, don't go into the jungle. Mowgli.

A selection of beautiful photographs of snakes - poisonous and not so poisonous - from all continents.

Keeled grass snake. The snake is non-venomous, and in the photograph the snake is yawning after a hearty lunch to reset its jaw and restore its breathing.

Jameson's mamba, a graceful green snake, two meters long, whose venom has a nerve-paralytic effect. The muscles of the respiratory system fail and the victim slowly but surely suffocates. Then the snake eats it. Lives in Africa. There is also a black mamba, its length is 4 meters, which is just as poisonous as the green one, but they are more afraid of it. There is a belief that if a black mamba crawls across the path, expect death. Either she will crawl back and bite you, or you will simply die from an accident. It is believed that a mamba's bite is fatal, but this is not the case. If you take the serum within an hour after the bite, survival is guaranteed. It is almost impossible to escape from the snake; the mamba moves at a speed of 11 km/hour.

Jason's Mamba. Photo by Matthias Klum for National Geographic

The rainbow boa constrictor lives in South America, especially in the Amazon region. It feeds on small animals; the largest animal that can be strangled is a large rat. If they sense danger, they may bite, but they are not poisonous.

Non-venomous Mexican king snake from the colubrid family. Lives in Mexico, sometimes found in Texas.

The vine (sharp-headed) snake lives in Venezuela. Since it is very beautiful and non-poisonous, it is often kept in terrariums. A snake bite is toxic but not fatal. The main thing is to take action in time.

The weevil lives in North and South America. It is completely safe for humans. Timid and fearful, at the slightest danger they release a stinking liquid and crawl away. In general, these are reptile “skunks”.

Yellow bellied snake. Its official name is two-colored bonito, it lives in salty sea water in aquatic areas. Very poisonous, lives in the Far East. This is the only representative of its kind; it absorbs air with its entire body and rarely gets out. It hides in algae, from where it emerges, bites the victim, stuns it with its tail, and then strangles and eats it. In general, this is three in one, a kind of sea cobra-boa constrictor, and also a dangerous fighter.

Rainbow shieldtail. A very rare snake from South America. A total of three specimens were caught; very little is known about snakes of this species; it is not even clear whether they are poisonous or not, but in general, shieldtails are mostly non-venomous. In the sun, the skin of the rainbow shieldtail shimmers like a precious sapphire.

Texas snake or white rat snake. As the name implies, it lives in Texas and also in Mexico. Not dangerous, not poisonous, nobly beautiful. An ideal specimen for keeping in a home terrarium.

Baird's rat snake. A very beautiful chameleon snake. On pebbles and sand it has a reddish-rusty color, and on the ground it becomes steel-colored, the scales cast as polished metal. Very rare color.

Red tide

Changes color

Metal shimmer

Albino coral snake found in Texas, a rare subspecies of coral snakes. Poisonous. The color is as if Russian patterns are embroidered on the skin.

A coral snake that lives on the Hindustan Peninsula. A rare case of mimicry when the color of a coral snake is longitudinal and not transverse.

The redhead is an extremely beautiful and poisonous snake that inhabits Vietnam, the islands of Malaysia and Indonesia. Very poisonous, can eat other snakes. The two-striped ferruginous snake is similar in color to it, the upper stripe of which is not blue, but dark blue, almost black. Also poisonous, and also very dangerous. And he also eats snakes.

Carpet python. Beeline style snake, no less. And why the company didn’t choose such a logo would be funny. Lives in Australia and Indonesia. Not poisonous, but can easily choke.

Möllendorf's snake, a non-venomous snake common in Southeast Asia.

The rainbow snake lives in the southeastern United States and feeds on marine life and small amphibians. Non-aggressive, but if it senses danger, it can bite. Not poisonous.

The king collared snake is native to the United States and Mexico. Typically, these snakes are gray with dark or cream-colored spots on the undersides that turn bright red and orange near the tail.

The common garter snake has the rudiments of true viviparity. The California subspecies of this snake is endangered.