
They are non venomous .
I did see one behind glass.








sheds. They eat mice and rats.

Only two snakes today.
I’ll be back tomorrow showing what else I learned .
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hmmm – I am glad A Corn has a big fluffy tail, and can’t be mistaken for a small rodent whose name has three letters, beginning with the letter R.
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I did fluff up my tail when the cornsnake first started looking at me. I had to make myself bigger than I am. I don’t think I fooled the snake.
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It’s so good to learn about our animal friends.
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I’m learning about lots of things. It’s fun to learn about the world around me.
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ACorn was a little worried when he saw the snakes. He felt a little better when he remembered the glass protected him.
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yes, Acorn looked a little small with those snakes eyeing him….one good gulp and No Acorn!! Glad the glass was nice and thick. The corn snake is quite pretty.
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