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The Eastern Hognose SnakeOr as Seth called it….a cobra LOL I’m standing in the bathroom shaving my legs and Seth comes in and tells me there’sa cobra in the yard. Of course I had to get the camera. It’sa scary looking snake but harmless. Continue reading
Eastern Hognose Snake, MelroseRoxylou! posted a photo:. Eastern Hognose Snake, Melrose. Continue reading
Eastern Hognose Snake 2, MelroseRoxylou! posted a photo:. Eastern Hognose Snake 2, Melrose. Continue reading
Eastern Hognose Snake, Melrose 200Roxylou! posted a photo:. Eastern Hognose Snake, Melrose 200. Continue reading
Eastern Hognose Snake...Ok I know there's been one post on this little guy already. But, I think it deserves another one anyway. I took pictures of it as it was changing form, and it interests me to no end. It took only about 4 days to have nothing but ... Continue reading
Eastern Hognose SnakeIS THIS SNAKE DEAD ?? Nope, just playing possum. This is an Eastern Hognose or Spread-head (Ozark term). They are so interesting to observe. If you encounter one, they try to run, if they can not get away, they will coil up and shake ... Continue reading
uhgIt took me over a minutes to load the update journal page. PLEASE BUY A NEW MODEM MOM :(:(:( I saw an Eastern Hognose Snake today. Awesome. My tummy hurts. I need to get ready for work. Continue reading
Don't Mess With Me! Hognose SnakeEastern Hognose Snake, photo by John Howard. Over the weekend I was treated to the most amazing display of defense behaviors I have ever witnessed. This is nature at its finest. I was on a hike in Ohio with some amazing naturalists, ... Continue reading
回覆 Who am I? ID please...Photo's by The Swamper 發表回覆：. This is an Eastern Hognose snake (Heterodon platirhinos), it is one of the most Harmless snakes found in North America. They are extremely talented bluffers and will flatten their necks just behind the ... Continue reading
Down on the Snake Farm, Chapter Two"This is what your hognose wants to be." The viper stared motionless at us through the glass. "But your hognose is quite a bit slower than this fella." What a surprise - Mr. Montfort was going to demonstrate to me how fast his cobra ... Continue reading
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The Eastern Hognose reaches a size of 20 to 45 inches at maturity. Their bodies are stout, with a yellow to beige color, with dark brown or black spots. Towards the tail, these spots turn into rings. Some specimens are a solid color, with a black, gray or olive color. The labials are a light color. Eastern Hognoses have an upturned snout, which is where they get their name.