Eastern Kingsnake

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Although this species is considered terrestrial, it is often found in the vicinity of permanent or temporary aquatic areas. Adults often reach lengths of three to four feet. This eastern kingsnake (Lampropeltis getula) feeds on snakes (including venomous species), lizards, rodents, birds and eggs, even eggs scavenged from turtle nests.

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Eastern Kingsnake

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