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Unit 6b Kansas Reptile Classification

Unit 6b Kansas Reptile Classification. Black Rat Snake. Juvenile black rat snake, left, has distinct pattern that it loses as an adult. Milk Snake. Note the vibrating tail. Many snake species will vibrate their tails when feeling threatened. Five-lined Skink. (Juvenile). (Adult).

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Unit 6b Kansas Reptile Classification

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  1. Unit 6b Kansas Reptile Classification

  2. Black Rat Snake Juvenile black rat snake, left, has distinct pattern that it loses as an adult.

  3. Milk Snake Note the vibrating tail. Many snake species will vibrate their tails when feeling threatened.

  4. Five-lined Skink (Juvenile) (Adult)

  5. Timber Rattlesnake,venomous

  6. Lined Snake

  7. Red-sided Garter Snake

  8. Texas Brown Snake

  9. Northern Watersnake

  10. Yellow-bellied Racer Juvenile racer, above, has distinct pattern that it loses as an adult.

  11. Speckled (Common) Kingsnake Kylee M. Sharp 2007

  12. Western Slender Glass Lizard

  13. Bullsnake

  14. Copperhead,venomous

  15. Great Plains Skink

  16. Western Hognose Snake

  17. Rough Green Snake

  18. Ringneck Snake

  19. Prairie Kingsnake

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