Identifying Virginia Native Snakes | Can You Name Them All?
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Can a snake be both venomous AND poisonous AND harmless to humans? Yes, actually! 馃榿 Meet Virginia's State Snake: The Eastern Garter Snake! (Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis) They serve the ecosystem as important predators AND prey, like all snakes. They eat toads, worms, frogs, salamanders, slugs, small rodents, soft-bodied insects, minnows, and really whatever else small prey they can catch. Garter snakes are easy pickings for herons, hawks, large frogs, and anything else that can catch them. 馃崕 V
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Can a snake be both venomous AND poisonous AND harmless to humans? Yes, actually! 馃榿 Meet Virginia's State Snake: The Eastern Garter Snake! (Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis) They serve the ecosystem as important predators AND prey, like all snakes. They eat toads, worms, frogs, salamanders, slugs, small rodents, soft-bodied insects, minnows, and really whatever else small prey they can catch. Garter snakes are easy pickings for herons, hawks, large frogs, and anything else that can catch them. 馃崕 V
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Meet your new favorite Virginia Native snake: The Eastern Wormsnake! (Carphophis amoenus amoenus) 馃馃悕鉂わ笍 When the rescuer called us about this tiny snake, we knew that it would be small--Wormsnakes only reach a maximum of about 10-12 inches! However, when this 3in long BABY Wormsnake showed up at our front door, we couldn't believe how TINY this little reptile was! 馃く Despite their tiny size, this little snake is completely capable of surviving on their own. Wormsnakes lay clutches of 1-4 tiny e
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Meet your new favorite Virginia Native snake: The Eastern Wormsnake! (Carphophis amoenus amoenus) 馃馃悕鉂わ笍 When the rescuer called us about this tiny snake, we knew that it would be small--Wormsnakes only reach a maximum of about 10-12 inches! However, when this 3in long BABY Wormsnake showed up at our front door, we couldn't believe how TINY this little reptile was! 馃く Despite their tiny size, this little snake is completely capable of surviving on their own. Wormsnakes lay clutches of 1-4 tiny e
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