>>Cause he just ate a gopher snake maybe?

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Could be part of it, but not the entire story.



Moral of the story is that Cal kings that have "bonded" in some way do not typically feed on one another. There are circumstances when they are not trying to catch and swallow every other Cal king they see. Because if they did, there would be no more Cal kings.



Cal kings can find each other far better than you and I can find them. So, there is no way a population of Cal kings is eating each other into oblivion.



If you introduce two Cal kings together that have not "bonded" in some way, then cannibalism is a greater risk.
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Mark

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