Snakes of North Carolina

Name: Snakes of North Carolina
Rating: 4.6 (19 reviews)
Author: Christian Hatch

By: Christian Hatch

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Features & Capabilities

This app features more than 150 color photographs and descriptions of the 37 non-venomous and venomous snakes found in North Carolina. Additionally, it provides information about the important roles snakes play in the state’s ecosystems, provides information on snake conservation efforts, provides helpful information regarding snakebite and answers frequently asked questions, such as “Do snakes chase people?” and “Are snakes slimy?”

• Identify all 37 species of snakes with in-depth descriptions including information on diet/feeding, habitat/range, reproduction and miscellaneous facts.
• Scroll through multiple images of each species. • Geographic range map of each species with county boundaries. • Search for species by both common name and scientific name. • Information about what to do if bitten by a venomous snake.

This app is based on the book A Guide to the Snakes of North Carolina.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Christian Hatch

Rating:

4.60

(19)

Version:

4.1 Last updated: 2020-12-05

Version code:

839508585

Creation date:

2015-05-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

18.66MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-09

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 287,926 ▼ 583

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Developed by:

Christian Hatch

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/snakes-of-north-carolina/id940870626

Website:

http://herpsofnc.org/snakes/

User Reviews

This app is a great for people who love herping or even just for the people who run into a snake in their yard. I know all to many people who label all snakes in the area as either a copperhead or cottonmouth and I hope the helps even a little with that. My only suggestions would be to add the scientific names of each snake just to make it a little easier for people who might want to learn about a species of snake they see.

by Sa*****, 2025-07-17

I don’t understand why there is not an easy way to know if a snake is venomous or not. You basically have to read the entire description of a snake to see if it mentions venomous. Sometimes it does not make it clear. There should be a distinctive sign on each snakes page, or picture, to quickly ascertain if it is venomous or not

by iA*****, 2020-02-27

I really admire and use this app; however, the Davidson College Herpetology website had more photos and if I remember correctly, they were much easier to view. The app shows only portions of the photos and to see the entire photo it must be pulled down and held in order to be viewed. Also, there was more information displayed on the website. If the app had been as good as the website used to be, I would give it seven stars. BTW, the herpes part of Davidson website is nowhere to be found (there was a link to a Facebook page but I won’t go there any more).