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Could have at least made the nom nom sound
I was trying to remember that one. I think they aren't that aggressive tho.That is 100% a coral snake. Red touches yellow, kills a fellow. Milk snakes are all red touches black. With that knowledge, I'm rather surprised the cat ate the whole thing and I am also curious to know if the cat survived.
Nevermind, I answered my own questions. Apparently, despite coral snakes having a potent venom, they are like rear fanged snakes in the sense that they have to basically gnaw on their prey to inject enough for a lethal bite. Unlike vipers, their fangs do not move.
I am surprised the snake didn't try to bite the cat. If it was indeed a Coral snake one bite and the cat would have been dead meat.That is 100% a coral snake. Red touches yellow, kills a fellow. Milk snakes are all red touches black. With that knowledge, I'm rather surprised the cat ate the whole thing and I am also curious to know if the cat survived.
Nevermind, I answered my own questions. Apparently, despite coral snakes having a potent venom, they are like rear fanged snakes in the sense that they have to basically gnaw on their prey to inject enough for a lethal bite. Unlike vipers, their fangs do not move.