Hi! Today I am going to talk about corn snakes. First I am going to talk about the facts, then my story with these creatures. Okay lets get started
I know some people hate snakes as much as I hate spiders. I think snakes are really cool animals or reptiles, I am not sure. Some times when I am doing work I like to search up things about animals and facts that I like. One day, I was cleaning my house doing my chores like regular then I heard my dad call my brother and me so we went to where he was. After we got there he said look and what we saw was very cool it was!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! drum roll please a!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! snakelet, that’s right a snakelet. If your wondering what a snakelet is, it’s the term for baby snake. I really wanted to touch it, but I thought it was going to bite me so I didn’t. We searched it up and turns out that this baby snake is a corn snake and the cool thing about corn snakes are; fun fact: corn snakes are slender snakes. When fully grown, they average between 1.5 feet and 4 feet long. However, the largest recorded corn snake was 6 feet. What I was going to say before you interrupted me was corn snakes are pretty friendly, they don’t like to bite and they are not venomous so it was fine to hold it. My brother did, but I didn’t. Well seems like it’s time to talk about my story.
This story starts off like any other; one day, I was cleaning my house doing my chores like regular then I heard my dad call my brother and me so we went to where he was. After we got there he said look and what we saw was very cool it was!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! drum roll please a!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! snakelet, that’s right a snakelet. I really wanted to touch it, but I thought it was going to bite me so I didn’t. “I 100% didn’t copy that from the other paragraph” ok ok, I admit it, I did copy it form the other paragraph, shame on me, shame on me. So when my brother searched it up, that’s when he discovered they are pretty much harmless, so he put it on a little stick so we can take pictures of it. We wanted to name him so my brother named him Gerald the snake. After that fun fact: corn snakes are typically dark yellow, light brown, grey, or orange, with various patterns on their back. Mostly it is red or reddish-brown spots or stripes. Their underbellies have a black and white checkered pattern. Overall, the corn snake’s coloring will depend on their habitat to camouflage into their surroundings. Wait a minute, aren’t you supposed to be in the fun fact paragraph? Why are you in the story paragraph???? But what I was going to say after we took pictures of him, was that we left him where we found him, on a piece of wood. After that, we kept on checking on him until he left.
Thank you for reading, me the writer and Gerald snake thank you for reading about this story/fact blog post and goodbye.