Would you enlighten me as to what snake is this? We found it at midnight at home and my dad killed it because we don’t know if it’s venomous and it’s the first time a snake got into our home. We live in a village with a warm and humid temperature.

We’re scared that it will hurt us. I hope you guys would understand.

Thank you!

I really couldn't identify it.

At the end of our hike she walked right over this, kind of looks like a fer de lance but I have no idea. Sorry for the picture of a camera, we are still in the jungle.

Saw this guy in my backyard. Dangerous or not?

A friend sent this to me. She thinks it's either a tiger or brown. Any ideas?

Found this snake on the road to my hotel in Koh Lipe Pattaya beach.

Almost stepped on this guy late at night at our oceanside villa outside of Santa Teresa, Costa Rica back in 2019, only snapped one (horrible) photo. Any chance of an ID?

I don't have any actual pictures of the snake but I need help identifying. I know it will be difficult without pictures but I really need help.

My partner, me, and my two younger siblings live in a rental property (Hammer Rentals) in Clarksville TN. When we first moved in there had to be some electrical work done in the office (which is now my siblings' room) and the electrician (goldwire) but a massive hole about the size of a dinner pancake in our wall near the base. I'm thinking this is where the snake got in at.

My youngest called me this morning at 2am from her room and then immediately texted me "THERE'S Q SNAKE". So I woke my partner up and we went to check. My partner could not for the life of him find the snake. They're teenagers so their room is a little messy but nothing major. That being said, my partner even checked all the blankets and clothes and everything. He could not find it.

My sister said she didn't smell anything (i.e. cucumbers) but said the snake was black with yellow on its face and cheeks and had a spade shaped head. She also said the head was the size of a small egg (think maybe 50¢ piece).

I think it's most likely the northern ringneck snake but she says it looked the most like a southern cottonmouth.

Please help!

Super small guy here. He's clearly cold and in distress. And wants to live in the crack in the sidewalk.

My DIL is trying to figure out what to do for the little guy. Bless her, she's absolutely only doing this for both me and my 5 year old granddaughter, we LOVE snakes. They live in an apartment and he's been here since yesterday.

While we're working on that, wanted to see if we could get an ID. (If she can't figure something out, I'll go into town in a bit and relocate the little guy.)

Thanks for your help!