– Baird’s rat snakes are nonvenomous and are not considered dangerous to humans.
– They are found in the central and southern United States, including states such as Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas.
– They can grow up to 4-6 feet in length, with females typically larger than males.
– They have a gray or tan coloration with dark brown or black blotches.
– They are known for their docile temperament and are often kept as pets.
– They are also known to be very hardy and easy to care for.
– They are great climbers and active swimmers.
– They are known to feed primarily on small rodents, such as rats and mice, but also eat lizards, birds, and eggs.
– They are known to be active both during the day and at night.
– They are known to hibernate during the winter.