Black Rat Snake

Pantherophis obsoletus

Reptiles and AmphibiansConservation: Least Concern

A large, glossy black snake of the eastern U.S. that is an expert climber. Rat snakes eat rodents and bird eggs, are nonvenomous, and may vibrate their tails when disturbed.

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