Schott's Whipsnake vs. Texas Patch-nosed Snake
Both are slim, fast, striped snakes of southern and central Texas. A: Normal rounded snout in the Schott's Whipsnake; a big patch-like scale over the snout tip in the Texas Patch-nosed Snake. B: Plain olive-grey to bluish down the middle in the Schott's Whipsnake; a yellow stripe down the middle of the back in the Texas Patch-nosed Snake.
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