Autumn Snake
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| Natural Habitat: | Wooded areas |
| Classification: | Reptile |
| Average Size: | 4.5' |
| Average Weight: | 8-12 ounces |
| Coloring: | Rusty orange with triangular markings that are crimson fading inwardly to bright red |
| Distinguishing Features: | Fall colors, triangular head and markings |
A multi color snake of reddish brown and black this snake is often found in wooded areas. A lighter variation for savanna known as Grassland seems to have the same habits. The Autumn snake is a front fanged snake that enters in a poison to the bloodstream which cause heart failure to the animal. fatal to humans if not treated, the animal prefers to stay away from intruders. Making it's home in more rocky areas of the woods this animal does not lay eggs but gives birth to live young, about 3 or 4. They tend to be about 4.5 feet long and prey on rodents.