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- noun Plural form of
kingsnake .
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Examples
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Now, scarlet kingsnakes have shown that even imperfect imitation does the trick.
Researchers find harmless snakes may benefit from looking like poisonous species ScienceNOW 2010
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Now, scarlet kingsnakes have shown that even imperfect imitation does the trick.
Researchers find harmless snakes may benefit from looking like poisonous species ScienceNOW 2010
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Not big ones of course, but I have kingsnakes and cornsnakes if they wanted to they could break my arm. harold Says:
Baby Kangaroo 2006
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They include all kinds of little animals like kangaroo rats, kingsnakes, horned lizards, whiptail lizards, vinegaroons, tarantulas, and a host of desert plant species.
What happens to all of the animals when their homes are destroyed by bulldozers? 2008
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KING: We'll be back with lots more, including pot-bellied pigs, kingsnakes and a caracal, whatever that is.
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This is interesting to see, all of these different types of kingsnakes.
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Trans-Pecos and western Edwards Plateau, was the primary way some caught much-sought and highly valuable species such as gray-banded kingsnakes as well as rattlesnakes and other reptiles.
chron.com Chronicle 2010
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Trans-Pecos and western Edwards Plateau, was the primary way some caught much-sought and highly valuable species such as gray-banded kingsnakes as well as rattlesnakes and other reptiles.
chron.com Chronicle 2010
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Trans-Pecos and western Edwards Plateau, was the primary way some caught much-sought and highly valuable species such as gray-banded kingsnakes as well as rattlesnakes and other reptiles.
chron.com Chronicle 2010
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Of the larger nonvenomous species like rat snakes, kingsnakes and watersnakes, or any of the other nearly 50 species of harmless snakes in the eastern United States, none is going to hurt a dog in a serious way by biting it.
Local News from Tuscaloosa News By Whit Gibbons 2010
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