Are there cottonmouths in Louisiana?

Short answer
Yes

Yes. The cottonmouth lives in Louisiana. Open records come from 53 counties.

Cottonmouth
Photo: kirk gardner, CC BY 4.0, via iNaturalist

Where in Louisiana

Tangipahoa: 5 recordsEast Carroll: 1 recordVermilion: 3 recordsEvangeline: 4 recordsCameron: 18 recordsPointe Coupee: 2 recordsSt. Mary: 9 recordsSt. Charles: 3 recordsIberia: 5 recordsEast Baton Rouge: 68 recordsGrant: 1 recordDe Soto: 2 recordsWebster: 1 recordCalcasieu: 5 recordsLincoln: 8 recordsUnion: 1 recordSabine: 4 recordsVernon: 12 recordsCaldwell: 1 recordLafayette: 5 recordsSt. Bernard: 1 recordEast Feliciana: 4 recordsWest Feliciana: 4 recordsRichland: 1 recordAssumption: 1 recordClaiborne: 1 recordConcordia: 2 recordsJackson: 9 recordsJefferson Davis: 6 recordsJefferson: 19 recordsBossier: 2 recordsMorehouse: 6 recordsOrleans: 22 recordsOuachita: 17 recordsWashington: 8 recordsLafourche: 1 recordSt. James: 1 recordTerrebonne: 2 recordsLivingston: 13 recordsAscension: 6 recordsRapides: 13 recordsNatchitoches: 23 recordsSt. Landry: 10 recordsSt. John the Baptist: 25 recordsWest Baton Rouge: 1 recordAllen: 3 recordsIberville: 5 recordsBeauregard: 2 recordsAvoyelles: 11 recordsSt. Martin: 10 recordsCaddo: 5 recordsPlaquemines: 19 recordsSt. Tammany: 33 records
Open GBIF records by county. Most come from East Baton Rouge Parish, Saint Tammany Parish, Saint John the Baptist Parish, Natchitoches Parish, Orleans Parish.

Cottonmouths across the US

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How to recognize one

Cottonmouth Agkistrodon piscivorus

Dangerous. A bite is a medical emergency. Most snakes people call water moccasins outside its range are harmless water snakes.

Often mistaken for cottonmouths

Questions

Are there cottonmouths in Louisiana?

Yes. The cottonmouth lives in Louisiana. Open records come from 53 counties.

What do cottonmouths look like?

Heavy, dark olive to black body; bands fade with age. Broad flat head with a dark stripe through the eye. Swims with the whole body high on the water.

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