• Lampropeltis getula getula

•  Also know as Common Kingsnake or Chain Kingsnake
•  With smooth and shiny scales
•  Black colour with yellowish spots or bands on the back and sides
  

•  Throughout the eastern of United States

•  Mating in the spring

•  Eggs laid in June or July
•  Incubation is about 60 to 75 days
•  10 to 18 per clutch

•  Adult size: 35 inches to 50 inches

•  10 to 15 years

•  Similar to other kingsnake, Eastern Kingsnake eat other snakes, including venomous snakes.
•  Other food sources are rodents, birds, eggs, and lizards.

•  Most likely found at the wetlands
•  Hardwood forest,  pine forest, mixed pine-hardwood forest, margins of hardwood swamps and freshwater marshes, and along creeks and streams.
•  Maybe seen in terrestrial