Western Coral Snake
Micruroides euryxanthus
The brightly banded Western Coral Snake, a relative of the Indian Cobra, injects a venom twice as powerful as the rattlesnake.
It mainly feeds on other snakes and lizards. The Western coral snake found in Arizona and New Mexico is smaller in length one and a half to 2 ft. long with the same or similar markings.
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 See also: Coral Snake, Lizard, Snake, Coral, Cobra
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