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Rubber Boa
The Rubber Boa is a small, secretive, non-venomous snake found in southern and central British Columbia, including parts of the Okanagan, Thompson, Kootenays, Fraser Valley, and coastal regions. Unlike many other BC snakes, it tolerates cooler and wetter climates, making it one of the most widely distributed snakes in the province. While generally uncommon and rarely seen, it is not currently listed as endangered, though local populations can be vulnerable to habitat disturbance.
Rubber Boas are short, thick-bodied snakes typically measuring 40–80 cm (16–32 in) in length. They are named for their smooth, shiny skin that feels soft and rubber-like to the touch. Colouration ranges from olive-green, brown, tan, to pinkish, with a yellowish or orange underside. One of their most distinctive features is a blunt, rounded tail that closely resembles the head, an adaptation that helps confuse predators.