A Real Mouthful ( Mexican Garter Snake Caught a Striped Whiptail Lizard) — Image by kenne
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Wow. Did the snake actually manage to ingest the lizard?
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The snake went on into the brushesso I don’t know for sure, but snakes can ingest a lot.
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Great shot! 🙂 It’s a good thing their jaws are so expandable!
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That snake is most likely an Eastern Patch-nosed Snake, Salvadora grahamiae. I can’t nail down the exact species of Whiptail lizard. But still a nice action photo. thanks.
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Thanks for the additional information.
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