Baird's Rat Snake Animal Pictures

Pantherophis bairdi

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A Baird's Rat Snake coiled against a white background

A Barid's Rat Snake coiled against a white background
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Wild Baird's rat snakes have an orange, yellow, or salmon-colored back

A small Bairds rat snake in the desert

A small Bairds rat snake in the desert
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Baird's rat snakes have small head with little distinction from the neck

A juvenile Baird's rat snake in the desert

A juvenile Baird's rat snake in the desert
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Baird's rat snakes have four dark stripes that run along the entire length of the body

A closeup of a Baird's rat snake's head

A closeup of a Baird's rat snake's head
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Baird's rat snakes are non-venomous and kill through constriction

A juvenile Baird's rat snake on a large rock

A juvenile Baird's rat snake on a large rock
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Like many other snakes, the Baird's rat snake has an organ located on the roof of the mouth that specializes in sensing scent molecules