No, this was a lie made up by snake lovers such as myself, in the hope when people find them not to kill them.
However a better reason not to kill them, is their control of Vermin such as mice and rats.
Being non venomous and growing to large sizes of 8 feet at times, they are among the best snakes to control mice and rat problems.
Only King Snakes (hence the name) eat rattlesnakes, as well as all other snakes, in North America.
No, bull snakes do not really keep rattlesnakes away.
No, they are not even closely related genetically.
Yes, it is a myth. Bull snakes pose no threat to rattlesnakes.
no
Please tell me where do you get your info from Bull snakes in Colorado keep rattlesnakes away I see it all the time I have both and Rattlers will not compete with Bulls.
No, Rattlesnakes are carnivores. i.e they eat other animals. They usually eat rodents, but they eat whatever they can shove down their throat.
None at all,...they're carnivores exclusively, meat eaters.
No. Bull Snakes typically hunt and eat Rattle Snakes, and the snake is typically a solitary animal. However, Bull Snakes will mimic Rattle Snakes by flattening themselves and shaking their tails.
they have a big mouth and can sufficate it when it tries to eat it
all snakes eat many kinds of rats, mice etc. Therefore I'm positive woodrats are on the menu. :)
Roadrunners get eaten by Cobra's and Mammals
Yes. Many humans eat snakes (rattlesnakes) and snails (escargot).
yes they do 'cause they are SNAKES
Yes, skunks can and do eat rattlesnakes, especially young snakes.
Yes, they eat mostly rats and other animals that become their prey.yepYes all snakes are their diet consists of rodents but will also eat other things
Yes hawks eat bull snakes. As a matter of fact, hawks will eat pretty much any kind of snake it can catch.
No- they eat rodents !