The corn snake is a non-venomous snake species from the United States. It cannot bite people, and the corn snakes are docile and generally do not hurt them. They will never bite people.

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The corn snake has a total length of 80-120 cm and a maximum length of 182 cm. Corn snakes live in forests, swamps, and farmland environments, and they especially prefer corn fields, because there are many prey such as voles and birds here, and the name corn snake is derived from this. Corn snakes mate and reproduce from March to May every year. Female snakes lay 3 to 40 eggs each time. The incubation period is about 60 to 65 days, and the eggs hatch between July and September.