Non-aggressive and shy will hide and flee before biting Olive green base color with yellow and black markingsĮngland and Scotland heathlands, moorlands, forested areas Small snake with dark zigzagging pattern down back. Let’s take a closer look at each species. All snakes are ectothermic (cold-blooded) reptiles. There is also one additional British reptile frequently misidentified as a snake: the slow-worm. The three snakes native to England are the adder, the grass snake, and the smooth snake. Pictured above is the European adder.Ĥ8,352 People Couldn't Ace This Quiz Think You Can? Take Our Brand New A-Z-Animals Snakes Quiz The Native Snakes of England England is home to three species of native snake, only one of which is venomous.
We’ll start by comparing each species to one another, then move on to discussing each species in detail, so that, when you run into a snake while exploring Britain, you know what kind it is, and what to do. Here, we’ll discuss the three species of snake native to England, as well as one more almost snake, in more detail. But for the people of England, the three native species of snake are no joke. If you’re from a place where snakes run rampant, this may seem like a paltry number to you. But, the British Isles are in fact home to three whole species of snake. This may come as a surprise to you – many people are shocked to find that England is home to snakes at all. When you think of the United Kingdom, you’re probably more likely to think of Queen Elizabeth II, Stonehenge, and the Loch Ness monster than snakes.
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