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Night Snake<br />
Hypsiglena torquata<br />
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These tiny snakes prowl about the desert in search of small lizards to eat. They are about the thickness of a pencil and perhaps a foot long. They are rear-fanged and mildly venomous, but like most snakes with that disclaimer, I haven't had any reaction to their bites. They are generally too small to break the skin anyway.