The eastern garter snake is a medium-sized snake endemic to North America.Eastern garter snakes average between 4666 cm (1826 in) long. The longest recorded length was 124 cm (48.7 in) long. Females are typically larger than males.
Eastern Garter Snakes are carnivorous and opportunistic feeders.Their feeding behavior involves using their keen sense of smell and sensitivity to environmental cues to locate prey, which is essential for maintaining their active lifestyle.
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However, putting an eastern garter snake in the same setup yields some very different results. These snakes like to bask under spotlights and often busy themselves with exploring their cage. Because they eat small, frequent meals, the opportunity to observe their hunting and feeding...
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Common garter snakes feed on worms, slugs, frogs, toads, salamanders, fish and tadpoles. They may be active throughout the year, including warm winter days.
Feeding/Diet: They are most active during the day and feed mostly on frogs, salamanders, fish, and earthworms. Habitat/Range: Eastern garter snakes are found throughout most of the United States and are one of the most wide-ranging species of snakes in all of North America.
Common garter snakes are found throughout eastern North America from Florida to coastal Quebec, west to British Columbia, south into southern California east of the Sierras, and throughout the less arid areas of the southwest.
