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Top US States With The Most Snakes

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7. Louisiana

Louisiana’s swamps and marshes provide ideal habitats for snakes, with over 40 species calling the state home. The state’s warm, humid climate and abundant water bodies make it a haven for snakes, including venomous species like the eastern diamondback rattlesnake and the coral snake. While encounters are common, most snakes are nonvenomous and pose little threat to humans. By being aware of your surroundings and understanding snake behavior, you can safely enjoy Louisiana’s natural beauty.

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