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Discover the unique reptiles of Kansas, showcasing various snake species and skinks. Learn about the juvenile black rat snake, which loses its distinct pattern as it matures, and the milk snake that vibrates its tail when threatened. We also explore the venomous timber rattlesnake and copperhead, alongside non-venomous species such as the five-lined skink and yellow-bellied racer. Each species displays remarkable adaptations and behaviors. Join us in appreciating the rich herpetological landscape of Kansas!
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Black Rat Snake Juvenile black rat snake, left, has distinct pattern that it loses as an adult.
Milk Snake Note the vibrating tail. Many snake species will vibrate their tails when feeling threatened.
Five-lined Skink (Juvenile) (Adult)
Yellow-bellied Racer Juvenile racer, above, has distinct pattern that it loses as an adult.
Speckled (Common) Kingsnake Kylee M. Sharp 2007