You Won't Believe What Happened When I Saw This Snake!

Coachwhip snakes are long and thin snakes that live in places like deserts, grasslands, and forests in the southern United States and parts of Mexico.
They have colors like tan, brown, or reddish-brown, and some have stripes along their bodies. Coachwhips are really fast snakes, and they eat small animals like mice, lizards, and even other snakes!
They're helpful in nature because they control the populations of these animals. If a Coachwhip snake feels scared, it might puff up its body and hiss to scare away predators. But don't worry, they're not poisonous to people.
Coachwhips lay eggs, and when the babies hatch, they're ready to explore and find their own food. These snakes are fascinating creatures that play an important role in keeping our environment balanced!
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[@minecat-anisapria-7965]

Imma be weird: Your eyes are SO pretty.
Also, I love how you're like, "I'm out here looking for snakes. Oh, look, what's this?!" *holds up snake* xD

[@Ratsnake]

Excellent job!

[@TexasParksandWildlifeEducation]

Thank you!

[@minecat-anisapria-7965]

Your name is very fitting, Sir Ratsnake. :3