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In the Rocks My friends and I were doing an outdoor project for our Environmental Science class and we ran into this snake. My teacher thought it was a brown snake but I'm not 100% sure. DBP Eastern brown snake,Nerodia sipedon,Northern water snake,Pseudonaja textilis Click/tap to enlarge

In the Rocks

My friends and I were doing an outdoor project for our Environmental Science class and we ran into this snake. My teacher thought it was a brown snake but I'm not 100% sure. DBP

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    If this is in America this is a water snake of some sort. Probably Northern Water Snake but I do not think it is an Eastern Brown Snake from Australia as the scalation is clearly different along with the slight patterning on the tail end which is common in water snakes especially juveniles as through time they lose their color and patterning. Posted 10 years ago

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The Northern Water Snake

The northern water snake is a species of large, nonvenomous, common snake in the family Colubridae. The species is native to North America.

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