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The Natural History and Captive Husbandry of the Taiwan Beauty ...NATURAL HISTORY. Classification Taiwan beauty snakes are placed within the family Colubridae, and until recently were classified in the genus Elaphe, along with the corn, black rat and similar North American snakes that they ... Continue reading
It’s Not Easy Being a Predator | Thinking FluidlyMark managed to free the bird from what appears to be a black rat snake. Mark continues, “The hawk immediately started gasping for breath and within a minute, got up and flew up to a tree branch. He gave us a long look and then flew ... Continue reading
SNAIL'S TALES: Juvenile Northern Brown SnakePerhaps it was not a coincidence that I found it where I usually find snails. Although I am not particularly interested in snakes, they have been featured on this blog several times. The previous one was a Black Rat Snake (Elaphe ... Continue reading
The Natural History and Captive Husbandry of the Taiwan Beauty ...Click: The Natural History and Captive Husbandry of the Taiwan Beauty Snake or Chinese Ratsnake, Orthriophis (formerly “Elaphe”) taeniurus friesei to read. Continue reading
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Flickr: Discussing Eastern Gray found in Delaware in Snakes ...I truly believe I found an Eastern Gray Rat snake in Delaware today. It was an immature ten inch long specimen with grey top of head, black eye band, throat tan, dorsal area black to dark brown spots (look like two house with peaks put ... Continue reading
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The Black Rat Snake is native to parts of North America though its largest range is in the United States. Unfortunately the Black Rat Snake is now endangered in Canada. The decrease in their numbers is due to a variety of factors; among these are hunting and trapping for the pet trade and habitat destruction. Much of their natural range has been destroyed by development. Their range has been restricted to two very small habitat paths in Canada. These lie in the Kingston area and along the shore of Lake Erie. Today these snakes are protected by law and in Canada it is illegal to keep them as pets without the proper ministry permits. Additionally, because many people are afraid of snakes, they are often killed on sight. If the Black Rat Snake is lost in Canada, the rodent and bird populations, which it usually controls, will boom and its useful pest control function will be lost, in addition to the loss of a beautiful creature. Luckily, even though the Black Ratsnake may be threatened in Canada the largest portion of its range is in the eastern United States. This is still a very common snake from Pennsylvania to the mountainous regions of the Carolinas and west to Oklahoma and Illinois. It is readily available in the United States away from the periphery of its range.