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Boa Coastal Rosy behavior

The Coastal Rosy Boa is native to Mexico and California. They are attractive, non-aggressive animals.

They are nocturnal, meaning they are active at night, and are often seen in the evening or early morning on roads. When hunting, they kill their prey by constriction, meaning they wrap their body around the prey until it suffocates. They then swallow the prey head first. When threatened, they usually roll themselves into a ball with their head at the center. They may also exude a foul smelling musk. Coastal Rosy Boas are generally docile, non-aggressive animals.

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