What are some fun facts about desert snakes?

Answer 1

Not very adept at digging their own burrows, snakes often inhabit (move into) existing burrows. The desert hares have learned to dig a second basement, so to speak, then close off the upper entrance, leaving the "upper floor" to the snakes. Then the hare (jackrabbit) can sleep comfortably below.

Desert snakes are often eaten by hawks, falcons, or even eagles (death from above!).