Image of Texas Blind Snake
Description:
Found under a rock along a dirt path, next to some tall grass. Also under the rock were ants and beetles. The temperature was 77 degrees. What was most surprising was how dry it was, even under the rock. No moisture to be found, though the rock was only about 30 yards from a creek, a bit uphill.
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