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This snake had disappeared for half a century It s back

The queen snake, last verified as present in the state in 1977, or 47 years ago, is listed as endangered by the state, and many believed it extirpated, meaning it was thought to no longer exist in New Jersey, until Jeff Dragon s find April 14.

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Rare queen snake found in N J after three-year hunt by Pinelands expert

Rare queen snake found in N J after three-year hunt by Pinelands expert
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Snake is found in Peapack, but not a copperhead

PEAPACK-GLADSTONE - Authorities have located and identified a non-poisonous snake near the pond at Liberty Park on Main Street.

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There Are No Poisonous Snakes in New Jersey

You may have seen an article or two telling you about the two poisonous snakes we have in New Jersey. They're wrong, we don't have any poisonous snakes in NJ.

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Snake bite during hike leaves NJ man in hospital for days

A young New Jersey man continues to recover after being bit by a venomous snake in Mercer County.

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