Sinaloan Milk Snake
A Sinaloan milk snake (Lampropeltis triangulum sinaloae) in captivity. This snake is an example of mimicry, as its coloration resembles that of the poisonous coral snake. This protects the milk snake by scaring off potential predators
Picture No
13616887
Media ID
43088136
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4096px x 2731px
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Credit
Kenneth M. Highfill /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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13616887
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SCS-90065977
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Coloration Lampropeltis Milk Mimicry Triangulum
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