**Image Description**
* **Subject:** A snake, possibly a Yellow-Bellied Water Snake (Nerodia erythrogaster)
* **Location:** Lick Creek Park, College Station, Texas
* **Date:** March 29, 2018
The image features the snake lying on the muddy ground amidst scattered leaves. The snake's body is dark-colored with lighter stripes running along its length, and it appears to be approximately one foot in diameter.
**Key Features:**
* The snake's head is facing left, with its tail curled around a small patch of grass.
* Its body is long and slender, with a distinctive pattern of light and dark stripes.
* The surrounding environment consists of muddy ground covered in leaves and patches of grass.
Overall, the image provides a clear view of the snake's physical characteristics and its natural habitat. – AI vision
Serpiente de Agua con Barriga Amarilla, Nerodia erythrogaster (?), en Lick Creek Park. College Station, Texas, marzo 29, 2018. **Descripción de la imagen** * **Sujeto:** Una serpiente, posiblemente una Serpiente de Agua con Barriga Amarilla (Nerodia erythrogaster) * **Ubicación:** Lick Creek Park, College Station, Texas * **Fecha:** marzo 29, 2018 La imagen muestra a la serpiente tumbada en el suelo lleno de barro entre hojas dispersas. El cuerpo de la serpiente tiene un color oscuro con rayas más claras que se extienden a lo largo de él y parece medir aproximadamente un pie de diámetro. **Características clave:** * La cabeza de la serpiente está mirando hacia la izquierda, con su cola enrollada alrededor de un pequeño parche de hierba. * El cuerpo es largo y delgado, con un patrón distintivo de rayas claras y oscuras. * El entorno circundante consiste en suelo lleno de barro cubierto de hojas y trozos de hierba. En general, la imagen proporciona una visión clara de las características físicas de la serpiente y su hábitat natural. – Spanish translation
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