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Not usually. King snakes come from the southwestern united states and northwestern Mexico, where are few trees. They generally hide under rocks, logs, etc. and may even burrow in sand if possible. They may climb small bushes or shrubs, but will not climb tall trees such as cedar, oak, etc. In captivity, they may climb a branch placed in their cage, but other than that, they do not like to be high off the ground.

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12y ago

Yes. The File snake in Australia is venomous and lives in trees.

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Yes, they usually would coil around the branches or trunks.

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12y ago

in the wild i doubt it but they might

if it is your pet corn then it probably will

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