What does my animal eat?

The garter snake is an omnivore that eats:

frogs, toads, salamanders, earthworms, small fish, tadpoles, mice, bird eggs, slugs, crayfish, leeches, insects, small snakes, carrion, and small dead animals.

Where does it live?

Mountains, prairies, meadows, coastal marshes, cities parks, and in peoples yards, thousands of Garter Snakes live in one den at a time.

They mostly come out in early winter.

What adaptations does it have to help it survive?

Adaptation How It helps the Animal Survive

If a Garter Snake is caught they let out a stinky smell called musk.

Oxygen

So it can breath to live.

Food

Water

Habitat

Here are some amazing facts: Albino Snakes exist and have no color in

skin or/and eyes.

Works cited

Author: Mary Ann McDonald Title: Garter snake

http://www.qcsd.com don’t click orange.

GLOSARY

Omnivore- eats plants and meat. Prairies- open or flat land with a few

trees. Habitat- a home. Musk- a stinky smell.