R E P T I L E S Can you identify the critters and whether they are poisonous? Click on the speaker icon for each critter. If you hear an alarm bell,

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R E P T I L E S

Can you identify the critters and whether they are poisonous? Click on the speaker icon for each critter. If you hear an alarm bell, the critter is dangerous! If you hear one “ting,” the critter is not significantly poisonous. (Any of these can be more dangerous if you are allergic to the venom or bite.)

Diamondback Rattlesnake

Mojave Rattlesnake

Prairie Rattlesnake

Hognose

Mountain Kingsnake

Coral Snake

Gila Monster

ARACHNIDS

Black Widow

Brown Recluse

Brown Recluse Bite

Child of the Earth

Tarantula

Vinegaroon

Scorpion

Tick (can carry disease)

INSECTS

Bumblebee

Honey bee (most of our bees are Africanized bees, which are very dangerous in large quantities)

Tarantula Hawk wasp

Yellow Jacket, wasp

Velvet ant, rainbug

fire ant

Centipede

Kissing bug, Cow Killer (a misconception)