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Caught this little guy crawling across the driveway this afternoon. 1st one I have ever seen and held.

Neither have I, but just for useles info

Although the ring-necked snakes don't have a true venom gland they do have a similar structure called the Duvernoy's gland which produces a toxic saliva. So ring-necked snakes are indeed slightly venomous, their saliva contains a mild venom, which these type of snakes use to help them paralyze and subdue their prey.
It’s a snake, I knew there was a down side :pout:
 
Neither have I, but just for useles info

Although the ring-necked snakes don't have a true venom gland they do have a similar structure called the Duvernoy's gland which produces a toxic saliva. So ring-necked snakes are indeed slightly venomous, their saliva contains a mild venom, which these type of snakes use to help them paralyze and subdue their prey.
Learned something new today.
 
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Piggy backing on this thread, lol. This dude was slithering around the yard Sunday. Maybe 4 1/2, 5 ft.? Pretty docile, enjoyed watching him do his thing…
 
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