Honduran Milksnake
- Lampropeltis Triangulum Hondurensis
- This black and red banded snake reaches lengths of up to 5 feet.
- They inhabit leaf litter on the forest floor of Central America, particularly Honduras, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua.
- Their coloration helps them to mimic the deadly coral snake, protecting them from many potential predators.
- They feed on small mammals like mice and voles, as well as birds, eggs, and other snakes, including venomous species.
Location at Palm Beach Zoo
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