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Ring-necked Snake
The ringneck snake has one of the largest ranges of any species of snake in North America. When threatened this tiny snake will coit its tail to display the bright underside in an attempt to fool a predator into thinking it is toxic.
Conservation Status
Least concern
At a Glance
Location
Eastern two-thirds of the US, Southeast Canada, and Mexico
North America
North America
Habitat
They can be found in a variety of habitats, but prefer wooded areas.
Diet
Earthworms, amphibians, insects, and small lizards
