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Meaning of whipsnake
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whipsnake (n)
any of several small fast-moving snakes with long whiplike tails
whipsnake Sentence Examples
- The whipsnake slithered through the underbrush, its slender body blending seamlessly with the foliage.
- The crested whipsnake is a venomous species native to the southwestern United States.
- Whipsnakes are often mistaken for rattlesnakes due to their rattling tails, but they are not actually related.
- The eastern whipsnake is a skilled tree climber, using its long, muscular body to ascend quickly.
- Whipsnakes are excellent hunters, ambushing their prey with lightning-fast strikes.
- The whipsnake's venom is not typically lethal to humans but can cause severe pain and swelling.
- Scientists are studying whipsnakes to understand their venom and develop potential antidotes.
- The California whipsnake is a subspecies found exclusively in coastal scrub habitats.
- Whipsnakes play an important role in their ecosystem, controlling rodent populations and scavenging carrion.
- The sight of a whipsnake can send shivers down the spines of both hikers and wildlife enthusiasts.
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any of several small fast-moving snakes with long whiplike tails
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The whipsnake slithered through the underbrush, its slender body blending seamlessly with the foliage.
The crested whipsnake is a venomous species native to the southwestern United States.
Whipsnakes are often mistaken for rattlesnakes due to their rattling tails, but they are not actually related.
The eastern whipsnake is a skilled tree climber, using its long, muscular body to ascend quickly.
