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Definition of speckled kingsnake

speckled kingsnake

Plural:speckled kingsnakes
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North American A non-venomous constrictor snake (Lampropeltis holbrooki) native to the central and southern United States, characterized by a dark background color with prominent yellow or white spots on almost every scale and known for a diet that frequently includes venomous snakes.

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"During our hike through the dense Arkansas woodlands, we were thrilled to safely observe a speckled kingsnake hunting for prey in the underbrush."

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