What is another word for Lampropeltis Triangulum?
Pronunciation: [lˈampɹəpˌɛltiz tɹa͡ɪˈanɡjʊləm] (IPA) 
Lampropeltis triangulum is a scientific name for the species of snake commonly known as the milk snake. This snake is native to North and Central America and is often kept as a pet due to its docile nature. Milk snakes are known for their striking coloration of banded red, black, and yellow scales, which resembles the venomous coral snake. Among the synonyms for the term Lampropeltis triangulum are "tricolored snake," "red milk snake," and "corn snake." These names reflect the snake's colorful appearance and its association with farm crops, as it can often be found hunting for rodents in cornfields.
