Coral+Snake

The Western coral snake can be found from southern Arizona to northwestern Mexico. It is a relatively small snake, and It mainly inhabits grasslands and dry, deserted regions. Whenever they are angry or feel threatened they will usually curve their tails into a tight spiral thus showing their bad mood. Coral snakes have powerful neurotoxic venom, but they rarely ever bite unless provoked. There are also many snakes that mimic the look of the coral snake. This is a rhyme that you can remember to tell whether or not it is poisonous:  If you become confused and are in doubt whether a coral snake snake is venomous or harmless, it is best to stay away!

__**References:**__ http://library.thinkquest.org/C007974/2_3cor.htm http://www.wf.net/~snake/coral.htm