Southern Arizona wildlife photos that will make your skin crawl
It's officially snake season in Southern Arizona.
Southern Arizona snakes
We've got a crazy #WildlifeWednesday post for you!
— Arizona Game & Fish (@azgfd) May 15, 2019
Check out this Sidewinder eating a very large Desert Iguana out by Picacho Peak! 🤯
Video by Randy Babb#snake #southwest pic.twitter.com/13TkOxtOmv
Southern Arizona snakes
This rattlesnake seemed to be having trouble consuming this lizard, but after a brief period, consumed the whole thing.
Southern Arizona snakes
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake caught a Mouning Dove napping, and the rest of the story was.......lunch.
Southern Arizona snakes
Just watch out for ... snakes!!!
Southern Arizona snakes
A tiny baby snake the size of a quarter
Southern Arizona snakes
We have a King Snake living in our backyard. Bonus - No rats, no rabbits, no squirrels - and no rattlesnakes!
Southern Arizona snakes
NOT a welcome visitor to our front porch...
Southern Arizona snakes
A rare sighting in Tucson: a king snake killing a rattlesnake by constricting it.
Southern Arizona snakes
This snake began a slow, slithering ascent from the base of a natural stone arch along the Catalina Highway northeast of Tucson. It’s very unlikely the critter got very high on the formation.
Southern Arizona snakes
Southern Arizona snakes
Southern Arizona tarantulas
Schmidt shows off a female tarantula that is part of the insect collection he keeps in his office.
Southern Arizona tarantulas
An Avicularia spider crawls up the side of a glass container at the "Spider Mall" during the American Tarantula Society's annual conference in Oro Valley, Ariz. on Friday, July 29, 2016. The Avicularia is just one of the many species of tarantulas present at the conference.
Southern Arizona scorpions
Lizard captures scorpion for lunch
Southern Arizona centipedes
Giant centipedes will be on display at the Insect Festival.
Southern Arizona snakes
Saw it in backyard while gardening after rains. Really blended in with gravel! Did hear it “rattle”before it went into hole under boulder.

