Mouse cornered and bit by Mojave Green Rattlesnake #tthatmoment

Snakes are carnivorous reptiles that primarily feed on other animals. Their diet can vary depending on their species, size, and habitat, but it typically consists of:

Rodents: Many snake species, especially small to medium-sized ones, feed on rodents like mice, rats, and voles.

Birds: Some snakes are skilled climbers and can prey on birds and their eggs.

Amphibians: Snakes may also eat amphibians like frogs and toads.

Fish: Aquatic or semi-aquatic snakes, such as water snakes, eat fish as a primary part of their diet.

Insects and Invertebrates: Smaller snake species may consume insects, worms, and other invertebrates.

Other Snakes: Certain larger snake species are known to eat other snakes.

Larger Mammals: Large constrictor snakes like pythons and anacondas can take down and consume relatively large mammals, including deer and pigs.

Eggs: Snakes are known to raid bird nests and reptile nests to consume eggs.