- Known for their incredible speed, reaching up to 3.6 miles per hour, and their active, visual hunting style, these non-venomous snakes are a common sight in the Sonoran desert
- Depending on where in southern Arizona, Coachwhips can vary drastically in color, ranging from striking jet black with bright pink bellies to olive, tan, or solid brick red
- Southern Arizona is unique because it serves as a meeting ground for distinct visual variations and subspecies of Coachwhips
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