King of Snakes The California Kingsnake (Lampropeltis getula californiae) gets its title from its habit of eating other snakes, even the widely feared and respected rattlesnake, making it the "king" of snakes. Click here to see another pic
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California King | These snakes are found in a wide variety of habitats (even in hazardous areas).
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El Largarto | This Alligator Lizard (Elgaria multicarinata) had some excellent red coloration, unfortunately it was missing one of its front feet and half its tail. Click here to see another pic
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Baby Alligator Lizard | Alligator lizards prefer ground that is covered with lots of thick grasses and plants. We found two babies - they were cute. Click here to see another pic
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Longtail | Most Alligator Lizards have broken or regenerated tails. This one has a complete tail that has never been broken. Alligator Lizards have large smooth scales, an alligator-like snout, and a longitudinal fold on each side of the body. Click here to see another pic
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Misty Mountains | Another California vacation comes to a close. |