| Size:
2 1/2 - 3 1/2 ft |
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| Distribution
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| Statewide
except for the western part of the panhandle. The prairie kingsnake,
like other kingsnakes, will eat other reptiles, but usually preys
on rodents. They are constrictors, squeezing their prey before
consuming them. Oklahoma is home to two color varieties, blotched
and striped. The picture below right has faint striping. |

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