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Is Massachusetts’ Largest Snake Harmful to Humans? (Video)

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We have actually been having a look at some fascinating snake realities recently consisting of a short article that takes a look at The Most Snake-Infested Lake in Massachusetts. We have actually likewise included a short article that names the Three Most Dangerous Animals Found in Lakes and Rivers in Massachusetts. Two of those animals are snake types. You can discover which types of snakes they are by going here. Continuing on with our summertime snake style we’re having a look at the biggest snake in Massachusetts.

What is the Largest Snake in Massachusetts?

According to mass.gov, the biggest snake in Massachusetts is the Eastern Rat Snake particularly the black rat snake, a subspecies of the Eastern Rat Snake. According to the UMass Amherst Snakes of Massachusetts website, the black rat snake can reach a length of 8 feet, other sources have actually even kept in mind 9 feet. Either method, the black rat snake is typically much smaller sized. The adult snake is black with a white or velvety yellow chin and throat. In contrast to the black racer, the stomach of a rat snake is a mix of light and dark, providing a rather mottled look.

Is the Black Rat Snake Poisonous and/or Dangerous To Humans?

These snakes can bite however they can’t hurt you and are non-venomous. According to the YouTube video Tim Farmer’s Country Kitchen, these snakes consume mice and rats, a farmer’s friend if you will. They have actually likewise been understood to eat birds. The younger rat snakes eat frogs and other little victim. You’ll likewise discover that in many cases these snakes aren’t extremely aggressive and are a bit docile. However, the snake in the video listed below is a bit irritable.

How Common is the Black Rat Snake in Massachusetts?

They are really quite uncommon in Massachusetts however have actually been discovered in the Connecticut Valley and southern Worcester County, where they inhabit rocky ledges and forested hillsides according to the UMass Amherst Snakes of Massachusetts website.

Further checking out the Black Eastern Rat Snake can be discovered here and here.

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