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Rim Rock Crowned Snake

Tantilla oolitica

Photo by Zoo Miami CS
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25.6168, -80.3919

Field Notes

Habitat:

Pine Rockland

Notes:

Photo credit to Dustin Smith

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Comments (1)
gatemaster631
Just wanted to mention it should be reconsidered that this species is endangered. my line of work I get to dig alot and my off time I like to study reptiles. This species is only listed endangered because you cant find it. This species has and ability unlike any I've ever seen its able to move at super high rates of speed under ground. So far this year 2020,deltona fl I have recorded 118 sightings of this specific species.for more info please contact me at [email protected] thank you.

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Biodiversity of Pine Rocklands
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PublishedAugust 23, 2013

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