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Water Moccasins are a species of least concern for extinction. There is no exact number of how many there are, but it is a large amount.

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The wetlands biome is any shallow body of water, such as bogs and swamps, that provides habitat for many plants and animals.

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Water Moccasins are most commonly known to be found in aquatic and wetland habitats. Other organisms that can be found here are water snakes, snapping turtles, and bullfrogs.

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Water Moccasins have been known to consume Northern Water Snakes due to competition for the same food resources.

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There is mutualism between the Water Moccasin and the Pelican. The Water Moccasin helps protect the Pelican's eggs by eating other organisms that try and prey on them. In return, Pelicans often eat messily, dropping scraps for the Water Moccasins to feed on.

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Water Moccasins use burrows for hibernation during the winter. They use the burrows of crayfish, tortoises, and other animals.

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Water Moccasins will eat just about anything they can. They eat many different organisms such frogs, turtles, fish, and even smaller snakes.

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One of the main producers in the wetland biome is algae.

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There are 5 trophic levels. They are, from bottom to top, Decomposers, Primary Producers, Primary Consumers, Secondary Consumes, and Tertiary Consumers. Water Moccasins are part of the Secondary Consumers.