what about ratsnakes found in rocky regions like the intermontane? would that be a rock snake? I've found texas rats in marshlands. are those actually marsh snakes? sure they climb in trees, but so do garters and ribbon snakes. I've seen moccasins in trees. EVERY green snake I've seen was in a tree or a bush. are they also tree snakes?

There's a texas rat that lives in the building where I work, eating the rats that have moved in. The closest tree is hundreds of yards from the parking lot. Is he a ratsnake, or a printing company warehouse snake?
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