Biology, 04.09.2020 23:01 hailscooper7363

Milk snakes are a species of nonpoisonous snakes that inhabit a wide geographical range throughout North America. They can be gray, tan, red, orange, or black with or without bands of yellow, black, or white. Biologists have proposed that brightly colored milk snakes are adapted to regions where similarly colored poisonous snakes live because the color wards off potential predators. This is a(n) explanation.

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