Does the king snake camouflage

Answer 1

Generally, the only similarity the kingsnake and the coral snake have is in size, both usually ranging 2-4 ft in length. However, the milk snake, which is a type of kingsnake and the scarlet kingsnake mimic the red, black, and yellow bands of the coral snake. The only difference is the pattern. In the coral snake, red bands touch yellow while in the mimicking kingsnakes, red touches black.

Answer 2

It's actually a milk snake that mimics the colouration of the venomous coral snake. However - king snakes and milk snakes are from the same genus.

Answer 3

Red touching black is a friend of jack, Red touching yellow kill a fellow. -jeff corwin

its a mimic technique used so other predotors dont eat the non venomous snake.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

yes it is . It is 2 ft longer