Southern Black Racer
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The diet of the southern black racer consists of Mice, birds, baby rodents, birds eggs, and tree frogs.

Southern black racer snakes can measure up to 5 feet in length.

The southern black racer is also commonly known as the North American racer.

The southern black racer snake is not venomous but uses its great speed to escape predators and other threats.

Southern black racers can swim, climb trees and move across the ground at a very fast rate of speed.

In the month of October, the southern black racers go underground into dens containing other species of snakes.