Bull Snakes

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B C B C How Bull Snakes Look 4 Where Bull Snakes Live 8 Hunting and Feeding 10 Facing Predators 16 Glossary 22 To Learn More 23 Index 24
Bull Snakes

Bull Snakes

Missouri's largest snake is the bull snake. Light and dark bands on the tail are possible. A dark line angling from the eye down to the jaw is common, as are black bars along the upper lip. The belly is yellow or cream in colour, with checkering of square or rectangular dark brown or black spots down the sides. When threatened, the bull snake, known for its ferocity, becomes extremely defensive. Its primary mode of defence is to move its tail quickly through the leaves and flatten its head to resemble a rattlesnake. Found these things fascinating about the bull snake? Find more and a lot in this exciting Bull Snakes book. Learn more about bull snakes for amazing rattlesnake impressions and other methods of intimidation!

About This Book

By: Ellen Frazel
Illustrated by:
Published by: Bellwether Media (Unlimited)
5-7Age Range
2.7 AR
22Pages
Wild ThingsSubject
430LLexile
15-30 minsReading Time
KGuided Reading
KFountas & Pinnell
20DRA