Snakes of North Carolina is an educational app designed for iPhone users. Developed by Christian Hatch, this free app provides a comprehensive guide to the 37 non-venomous and venomous snakes found in North Carolina. With over 150 color photographs and detailed descriptions, users can easily identify and learn about each species.

In addition to snake identification, the app offers valuable information about the important roles snakes play in North Carolina's ecosystems. It also covers snake conservation efforts, provides helpful information on snakebite, and answers frequently asked questions such as "Do snakes chase people?" and "Are snakes slimy?"

The app's user-friendly interface allows users to scroll through multiple images of each snake species and access a geographic range map with county boundaries. Users can search for species by both common name and scientific name, making it easy to find specific information. Furthermore, the app provides guidance on what to do in case of a venomous snake bite.

Snakes of North Carolina is based on the book "A Guide to the Snakes of North Carolina" and offers a wealth of knowledge for anyone interested in learning about these fascinating creatures.