Snakes That Start with H

Discover 18 verified snakes starting with H, from Horned desert viper, Horned viper, Horn viper, Habu, Hognose viper, Honduran milk snake and Hoop snake. This A to Z list of serpent species, vipers, and constrictors is organized for herpetology reference, reptile trivia, and biology lessons—browse definitions below or visit our snakes directory.

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habu
halys viper
hagen pit viper
hispaniolan boa
himalayan pit viper
horned desert viper
horned viper
hognose snake
horn viper
hognose viper
honduran milk snake
house snake
hoop snake
horned puff adder
hopi rattlesnake
huamantlan rattlesnake
hump-nosed viper
hundred pacer
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