By Manish Choudhary
Biggest rattlesnake in the southeast US, with diamond patterns on its back.
Found in the southwest US, known for black-and-white tail bands and being aggressive.
Lives in southwestern deserts, has very strong venom affecting nerves.
Found in eastern US forests, usually calm with a rugged look.
Common in eastern and central US, has a copper-colored head and hourglass body bands.
Found near water in the southeast US, known for the white inside of its mouth.
Lives in the southeast US, with red, yellow, and black bands; needs quick treatment if it bites.
Found in Texas and northern Mexico, looks and acts like the Eastern Coral Snake.
Small but venomous snake in the southeast US, strong venom for its size.
Found in the southwest US, rare but has strong venom and colorful bands.