FYI - there are no indigo snakes in N. Carolina.

Posted by Chris H. on June 30, 2001 at 09:37:39:

In Reply to: HELP.....!!! Info needed posted by AdamMaz on June 29, 2001 at 20:50:00:

It seems more likely to have been some other predator. I doubt a snake would have come along and eaten the dead snake and its head. More likely some mammalian predator (cat, dog, skunk, raccoon, etc.)

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: It seems more likely to have been some other predator. I doubt a snake would have come along and eaten the dead snake and its head. More likely some mammalian predator (cat, dog, skunk, raccoon, etc.)

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