Assertion: coral snake's head | /r/HasProperty | black
Facets:
value: always
type: DEGREE
value: from the tip of its snout
type: LOCATION
value: behind the eyes
type: LOCATION
value: in color
type: OTHER
value: except for thin white stripes
type: OTHER
value: from the tip of the snout
type: OTHER
value: to behind the eyes
type: OTHER
value: from the rostral scale
type: OTHER
value: to behind the ears
type: OTHER
value: completely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Head of the coral snake is black and it is hardly distinguished from the tail.
text: The best way to identify a coral snake is by its head, which is blunt and black to behind the eyes, and its bands that completely circle the body instead of breaking at the belly.
text: The head of this species of coral snake is always black.
text: The head is black to behind the eyes.
text: The best way to identify a coral snake is by: 1) a very blunt head that is black to behind the eyes, and 2) bands that completely encircle the body, along with the yellow or white bands occurring on both sides of the red bands.
text: The head is black from the rostral scale to just behind the eyes.
text: From tip of snout to just behind the eye the head is black, followed by a wide yellow ring.
text: The head of this species of coral snake is always black.
text: It has a blunt nose and its head is completely black.
text: The head of this species of coral snake is always black.
text: 129.5 cm Color Body consists of red and black rings partitioned by narrow yellow rings, red rings generally contain black patches; head is black from the tip of the snout to the back of the eyes Distribution Southeastern North Carolina, South Carolina, peninsular Florida, southern Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, southeastern Louisiana, central Texas Habitat Wooded, marshy, and sandy areas
text: The head is black from top of snout to just behind the ears.
text: The head is black in color and it is small in size.
text: From the tip of its snout to just behind the eye, the head of the Northern coral snake is black.
text: From the tip of its snout to just behind the eye, the head of the Northern coral snake is black.
text: Also remember that the head of this poisonous snake is black.
text: The head is black, followed by a wide yellow ring.
text: The head and neck are usually black, fading to tan posteriorly.
text: The head is black, the black extending to the posterior border of the parietals.
text: The head is black, except for thin white stripes extending from the eye to the angle of the jaw.
text: However, the head is black with a dark collar on the neck.
text: ’s head is usually several shades darker than the rest of its body and may even be black in color.
text: Eastern coral snakes always have black heads.
text: Their head and neck are black with two prominent yellow spots on top of the head.
text: The venomous coral snakes have red, yellow, black yellow color pattern and a black head.