i was outside making an email then i saw this on the ground,This is my first time seeing it. i thought it was a snake but something like a worm. Any idea what is this??

Wife spotted this dude in our yard.

My grandfather was an artist at the Dallas Natural History Museum throughout the 70s-80s. He just died and we’re going through his art, I’d like to know what kind of snake this is so I can maybe ID it in the framed piece I’m hanging. It’s probably a north Texas snake but I can’t be sure, any help would be great! Thanks!

Saw this online, the creator's bio said he was from Kennedy, TX so I am making the assumption it was shot near there because it said he was at a worksite. What is this? Someone said gaboon, I said "Hell no. Lemme go to the experts at reddit."

Trimeresurus Insularis, a Beautiful Cyan/Turquoise Snake [Komodo, Indonesia] i saw it once, my mind was blown instantly🤯🤯🤯🤯

Around a foot in length, spotted close to China border, Northern Vietnam.

I live in NE Georgia, US (Augusta to be specific) and was cleaning up some cardboard next to my couch in my living room and just stepped on this guy. I'm freaking out. How did he even get in? Did it lay eggs? I'm not going to be able to sleep. He was a baby, probably like 8 inches. Was very upset and attacking the pooped scooper. Please help.

Is it possibly a young Boiga Cyanea?

I thought it was a checkered keelback snake. And I left it undisturbed . Your thoughts?

Went to put on my shoe and I felt something in my shoe. Turned my shoe over and this guy came out. It all happened pretty fast.

This guy was visiting today. We are in south Lake County Florida. I saw a much larger one a couple years ago in the same area of the yard. I assume it is a black racer or rat snake and am glad to have it. The ID would help me assure the other half that all is well.

Came across this little fella at work, and I was going to try to shoo them away if they aren't venomous. The little critter is likely to be run over if not moved.

Can anyone identify these snakes? Are they dangerous? I've never seen any snakes in 13 years of being here, then suddenly saw these two in the same area.

Came across this guy in my yard, managed to spot it before I got really close. It wasn't moving at all and I managed to take this pic before leaving, can anyone help confirm if its a coral or a kingsnake? Thank you

Came across this little guy on the trail yesterday, after two hikers stepped over (and almost ON) him. I could have easily picked him up with my hands, but instead, I gently lifted him with my walking stick and moved him off of the trail. Anyway, I'm just wondering what species he is. Google says that most of them in this area are Great Basin gopher snakes. Do those overlap with Mojave gopher snakes? And if you wouldn't mind, can you please tell me how to tell the difference? TIA