That snake has what I call a "round" head, not a triangular shape head. Look at the head of a rattlesnake, their heads do not look round or oval or anything like that black snake. Also 90% of people are not going to get close enough to a snake's head to see if his pupils are vertical slits or not. A poisonous snake will have somewhat of a bulging head behind his mouth even when not excited or agitated. The bulging head and narrower mouth give it the "appearance" of a triangle. It maybe that not all triangular headed snakes are poisonous, but that is a strong indicator that the snake is not to be messed with and can be a reliable indentifier from a safe distance that that snake maybe poisonous. When I see any snake that I don't know what it is I pay very close attention to the shape of the head from a distance as I think most people do.
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