Maryland is home to many snakes, but most are not venomous. Snakes in this area become active during the hot and humid summers and hibernate in the cold and dry winters.
Squirrels are one the cutest animals that you can find in the state. You can easily spot one moving around in the green fields.
They are nocturnal and go dormant in the winters. These skunks make their homes in dense brush piles or woodchuck holes, as well as under decks and porches.
Just like humans, they have hair and feed their young with milk. All the bat species in Maryland consume insects such as mosquitos, moths, stink bugs, and others.