By Manish Choudhary
The Eastern Diamondback is the biggest rattlesnake in the U.S., known for its diamond-shaped patterns on its back.
This snake lives in the southwestern U.S. and has black and white bands on its tail.
The Cottonmouth, or Water Moccasin, is often found near water in the southeastern U.S.
Copperheads are common in the eastern U.S. and have hourglass-shaped markings on their bodies.
The Coral Snake has bright red, yellow, and black stripes and is found in the southeastern U.S. It has very strong venom.
Timber Rattlesnakes live in forests in the eastern U.S. and have dark bands across their bodies.
The Mojave Rattlesnake lives in southwestern deserts and has very strong venom and a greenish color.
This snake is found in the Great Plains and is light brown or green with dark spots.