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I'v heard a little saying and I was just wondering if
this is right or not....it's about those venamous snakes that
look like milk snakes....
red touches black.. go ahead jack
red touches yellow..you're a dead fellow
just needed to know.
thanks
chargo
It's true in North America. I believe there are species elsewhere that this wouldn't apply to though, so I'd only use it if you were coming across a snake here in the states. I'm sure there's someone out there that can cite species from other parts of the world that don't fall under this. I'm curious myself.
Thane
Thane-n-Mandys place
the only place this is 100% true is the southeastern USA.
Frank
You have to watch for those corals that either melanistic or some of the Texas corals that have a LOT of black coloration on the red bands. Sometimes the red bands aren't red at all. Andy
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Andy Maddox
Houston Herp Key
The Reptizone
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