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Texas Coral Snake
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Micrurus tener

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The Texas coral snake is notable for its bands of black, yellow, and red.

The Texas coral snake is notable for its bands of black, yellow, and red.

The Texas coral snake is notable for its bands of black, yellow, and red.

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The Texas Coral Snake has a narrow body and is 24 to 48 inches long. Its head is rounded and its eyes are round and black.

The Texas Coral Snake has a narrow body and is 24 to 48 inches long. Its head is rounded and its eyes are round and black.

The Texas Coral Snake has a narrow body and is 24 to 48 inches long. Its head is rounded and its eyes are round and black.

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The Texas Coral Snake hiding under leaves. the fangs of this snake short, grooved and located at the front of its mouth on its upper jaw.

The Texas Coral Snake hiding under leaves. the fangs of this snake short, grooved and located at the front of its mouth on its upper jaw.

The Texas Coral Snake hiding under leaves. the fangs of this snake short, grooved and located at the front of its mouth on its upper jaw.

1125089601/Shutterstock.com
The Texas coral snake is notable for its bands of black, yellow, and red.

Texas Coral Snake

Micrurus tener

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