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AreMexicanBlackKingsnakePoisonous?—Theyarenotvenomous.However,theymustbehandledfrequentlyatayoungage.Withoutregular ...

Mexican Black Kingsnakes are common nonvenomous snakes found in North America.

They are part of the Eastern Chain Kingsnake. A family of snakes well known for their ability to resist venom and eat venomous snakes.

Black Kingsnakes get their name[1] because of their black and deep brown coloration. Despite their name, they have a shimmering enamel that gives them a beautiful blue iridescence in daylight.

When kept as pets they have a simple diet and tolerate handling very well.

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The Mexican Black Kingsnake is a nonvenomous snake native to North America.

They are frequently found throughout the Sonoran Desert, north-western Sinaloa, Mexico, and Arizona.

These black snakes are one of several subspecies of the Eastern Chain Kingsnake and are scientifically grouped in the La...