By Manish Choudhary
It's the biggest venomous snake in the US, with diamond-shaped marks on its back and a rattling tail.
This one's found in the southwest US. It also has diamond-shaped markings and rattles its tail when threatened.
You can find these snakes in the eastern and central US. They have copper-colored heads and hourglass-shaped marks on their bodies.
Found mainly in the southeast US, it has colorful red, yellow, and black bands.
Similar to the eastern one, but lives in the southwest US and northern Mexico.
Lives in the southeast US, especially near water. It's called 'cottonmouth' because of its white mouth lining.
Lives in the eastern US, mostly in forests. It has a loud rattle and can look different in color.
A small rattlesnake found in the central US and parts of Canada, known for its segmented rattler at the end of its tail.