Usually means: Non-venomous, burrowing North American snake.
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▸ noun:  A snake of the species Pituophis melanoleucus (or others in that genus).

Similar:
pilot snake, black snake, corn snake, brown snake, blue-bellied black snake, carpet snake, red-bellied black snake, sand snake, carpet python, bullsnake, more...

Phrases:
pine woods snake, more...

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Similar:
pilot snake, black snake, corn snake, brown snake, blue-bellied black snake, carpet snake, red-bellied black snake, sand snake, carpet python, bullsnake, more...

Phrases:
pine woods snake, more...



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