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It’s a snake, I knew there was a down sideNeither have I, but just for useles info
Although the ring-necked snakes don't have a true venom gland they do have a similar structure called the Duvernoy's gland which produces a toxic saliva. So ring-necked snakes are indeed slightly venomous, their saliva contains a mild venom, which these type of snakes use to help them paralyze and subdue their prey.
Learned something new today.Neither have I, but just for useles info
Although the ring-necked snakes don't have a true venom gland they do have a similar structure called the Duvernoy's gland which produces a toxic saliva. So ring-necked snakes are indeed slightly venomous, their saliva contains a mild venom, which these type of snakes use to help them paralyze and subdue their prey.
When I was in HS, we found around a dozen really young ones (newborns?).Would love to see one in person! Very cool!
good deal…got him before he got any size on him.Caught this one sneaking around in my garage earlier. Looks to be around 8" long.
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