Southeastern Crowned Snake: Venomous But Reclusive Wonder Of The Coastal Plain
The Southeastern crowned snake, a captivating native of North America’s southeastern coastal plain, is a venomous but reclusive species. Its distinctive dark brown or black body, adorned with creamy yellow head markings resembling a crown, sets it apart. Despite its venomous nature, the crowned snake is not aggressive unless provoked. Its diet primarily consists of small mammals and lizards. Currently facing threats from habitat loss and climate change, conservation efforts are underway to protect this unique and enigmatic reptile.
