She'd have to get under the rock. I suppose she can, but I don't think she'd do that.

If you take a temp gun out in the field, you'd be surprised to see the temp extremes in these animals' environments. I've seen rock temp at 140 plus degrees on mild days, just from sitting in the sun. I don't worry about wild snakes burning themselves...
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Diego

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