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Life history account for Rubber BoaCalifornia Wildlife Habitat Relationships System. California Department of Fish and Game. California Interagency Wildlife Task Group. RUBBER BOA. Charina bottae. Family: BOIDAE. Order: SQUAMATA. Class: REPTILIA. R046. Written by: S. Continue reading
Facts About the Boa Constrictor SnakesScientifically, boas belong to the family Boidae. The boa constrictor is classified as Boa constrictor, the emerald tree boa as Corallus canina, and the rubber boa as Charina bottae. Boa on flickr.com by gailf548. There are ... Continue reading
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The Rubber Boa has the widest range of almost any Nother American snake. They can be found from British Columbia south to California and as far east as Idaho. It is, however, most common in the Pacific Coast states such as California. They travel further north than any other Boa, and can survive in temperatures that would quickly kill other snakes. They are difficult to find because they are so secretive, and therefore have very few natural predators. They may sometimes be eaten by hawks and other birds of prey or by raccoons, skunk and other mammals.