Utah Slender Blind Snake
Rena humilus utahensis Alternate Name(s): Venom Status: Non Venomous Characteristics: The slenderness of the snakes in this genus have led to the alternate
Rena humilus utahensis Alternate Name(s): Venom Status: Non Venomous Characteristics: The slenderness of the snakes in this genus have led to the alternate
Thamnophis cyrtopsis ocellatus Alternate Name(s): Venom Status: Non Venomous Characteristics: A brilliantly colored, 2 to 3 foot long, 3 striped, garter snake. Dorsal
Tantilla cucullata Alternate Name(s): Venom Status: Non Venomous Characteristics: At a length of up to 25”, this is the largest of the Tantilla
Tantilla atriceps Alternate Name(s): Venom Status: Non Venomous Characteristics: A tiny (6-8”) secretive snake of the aridlands. This and the very similar Southwestern
Salvadora grahamiae lineata Alternate Name(s): Venom Status: Non Venomous Characteristics: Like its congenerics, this patch-nosed snake is alert and responds almost instantaneously to
Rena dulcis rubellum Alternate Name(s): Venom Status: Non Venomous Characteristics: The slenderness of the snakes in this genus have led to the alternate
Masticophis lateralis euryxanthus Alternate Name(s): Venom Status: Non Venomous Characteristics: This 5’ long, snake is another of the racer relative speedsters. Dorsal color
Pantherophis bairdi Alternate Name(s): Venom Status: Non Venomous Characteristics: Very variable, the ground color may be orangish with a bluish blush, blue with
Nerodia harteri Alternate Name(s): Venom Status: Non Venomous Characteristics: A small 2 to 2 ½ foot long water snake having 4 rows of
Nerodia harteri Alternate Name(s): Venom Status: Non Venomous Characteristics: A small 2 to 2 ½ foot long water snake having 4 rows of