The Sonoran Whipsnake is a slender, fast-moving snake with a striking pattern of black and yellow stripes. It is known for its agility and can often be seen darting through the underbrush.
Habitat
Prefers arid and semi-arid regions, often near rocky outcrops.
Diet
Feeds on small mammals, lizards, and birds.
How common
Common
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