Appearance:
The eastern indigo snake can grow to over 8 feet in
length. Indigo snakes are shiny blue-black, but the chin,
cheeks, and throat may be red or rusty brown colored.
However, some indigo snakes lack the reddish coloration and have
white, brown, or even black chins.
Habitat:
Eastern indigo snakes can be found in almost any habitat in
Florida.
Behavior: They are nonvenomous and state and federally protected as a
threatened species.
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