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In this video Papa-pepper tries his best to help others understand the easiest to accurately tell the difference between a Northern Water Snake and a Plain-Bellied Water Snake. Though both are nonvenomous, sometimes it is important to be able to tell the difference between species, and Papa-Pepper is here to help!

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The Plain-Bellied Water Snake (Nerodia erythrogaster) AKA the Plainbelly Water Snake is another one of those common, nonvenomous water snakes that often gets a bad rap. Yes, these guys will bite you, but you usually have to grab them first.

They are another water snake species that bears live young and does not lay eggs. Since they prefer permanent bodies of water, you will rarely find them far from lakes, ponds, streams, or rivers. The rest of the info is in the video, enjoy!

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I picked up a GoPro in an attempt to begin filming and photographing underwater. Here is the video of me following a Northern Water Snake underwater.