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Black Rat Snake A black rat snake slithers through the underbrush at the Elizabeth River Nature and Canoe Trail in Virginia Beach, Virginia. This non-venomous snake can grow to five feet in length and is an able swimmer. This common though shy snake will release a foul musky smell when threatened. (Photo/Morgan Heim)

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