Western Hognose

ColubridaeMildly venomousVery Low Danger
FamilyColubridae
Venom TypeMildly venomous
Max Length0.9 m
RangeCentral North America
HabitatPrairies, Sandy areas
DietToads, frogs
Danger LevelVery Low

About the Western Hognose

Famous for their dramatic death-feigning behavior — they roll onto their back, tongue out, and emit a foul smell. Also called puff adders for their ability to flatten their neck like a cobra. Their upturned snout is used for digging in sand. Rear-fanged with mild venom that poses no serious threat to humans. They rarely bite, preferring bluff displays. Popular pet snakes.

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