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rubber boa Synonyms

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• noun (Context 1)

A small, highly docile constrictor snake native to western North America, characterized by smooth, loose skin that resembles rubber and a blunt tail that closely mimics the shape of its head.

Usage Example

"While exploring the damp forest floor in Oregon, the herpetologist gently picked up a constrictor, admiring its unique, uniformly brown, and seemingly unscaled skin."

Weak
constrictor
snake
reptile

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