California Kingsnake

Scientific name

Lampropeltis californiae


Lifespan

10-15 years in the wild, up to 20 under human care


Range

California kingsnakes live in a wide variety of habitats throughout the western coast of North America.


Diet

Kingsnakes eat rodents, birds, amphibians, adn sometimes other snakes.


Social Structure

They are one of the few species of snakes who will hunt and eat other snakes, including venomous rattlesnakes, as they are resistant to the venom.


Conservation Status

Least Concern

Threats in the Wild

There are currently no major threats to the California kingsnake; however, continued urbanization and agricultural development may pose a threat to the species in the future.


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