Under normal circumstances, the Texas rat snake cannot bite to death. Because the Texas rat snake is a kind of non-venomous snake in the genus Champidae. The Texas rat snake is a docile snake that has been kept as a pet in many areas.

Next, let's talk about the food the Texas rat snake eats and what it preys on Habit. The Texas rat snake feeds on a variety of small and medium mammals, mainly rodents, but will also prey on other snakes or birds, as well as steal bird eggs. The Texas rat snake is a hunter who wraps its body tightly around its opponent and squeezes it to death. First, it subdues the prey, then binds the opponent with its body, presses it so hard that the opponent cannot breathe, suffocates to death, and finally begins to swallow it.