grass snake
The term "grass snake" refers to non-venomous snakes commonly found in Europe, Asia, and North America, often associated with wetland and grassy habitats.
Definition
C1Herpetology
(technical, academic)A non-venomous snake of the species Natrix natrix, native to Europe, recognized by its yellow collar and preference for wetland areas.
Example
- The grass snake is often seen near ponds and rivers.
- With its distinctive yellow collar, the grass snake is easy to identify.
C1Herpetology
(technical, academic)A non-venomous green snake of the genus Opheodrys, found in North America, known for its smooth or rough texture.
Example
- The rough green snake, a type of grass snake, is commonly found in the southeastern United States.
- Grass snakes in North America are often bright green, blending in with their grassy habitats.
Similar
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