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Eastern-Milk Snake (Lamproellitis Triangulum) Suzanne Paolucci

Eastern-Milk Snake (Lamproellitis Triangulum) Suzanne Paolucci. What is its description? Light gray to tan Slender snake Reddish-brown spots Brown and black border Glossy appearance. What is its habitat? Forested regions Open prairies Rocky slopes A wide range Mostly live in …

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Eastern-Milk Snake (Lamproellitis Triangulum) Suzanne Paolucci

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  1. Eastern-Milk Snake(Lamproellitis Triangulum)Suzanne Paolucci What is its description? Light gray to tan Slender snake Reddish-brown spots Brown and black border Glossy appearance

  2. What is its habitat? • Forested regions • Open prairies • Rocky slopes • A wide range • Mostly live in … • Woods • Meadows • Rivers • Farms • And Cities

  3. Did you know the Eastern-Milk Snake has an interesting diet! • Preys on small animals • Cow milk (It does not milk the cow) • Mostly eats…. • Slugs • Insects • Earth worms • Birds • Fish • Frogs and other snakes

  4. The Eastern-Milk has a great way to protect itself!! • Coils in S shape • Will vibrate tail when cornered or handled • People mistake them for rattlesnake • Are very harmless to humans

  5. How does the Eastern-milk snake reproduce? • 6-20 eggs • Eggs laid in June • Hatch in late summer

  6. The head shape and eye color!! Color and scale shape

  7. Pictures of the Eastern-milk snake!!

  8. Live mostly in Lower Peninsula • Uncommon in Upper Peninsula • They are nocturnal • Primarily terrestrial

  9. The Eastern-milk snake l

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