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cornsnakes in the comics!!

I've caught a lot of corns in my life. I'd say 75% of them bite if you have to chase or "extract" them in any way. Once they are coiled and rattling, they are usually going to bite when you pick them up. If you can flip tin or something and find one laying there, often it's just like lifting a pet from an enclosure, and it's hard to believe they are wild. Even the biters usually calm after a minute of freaking out. Kings tend to be more nervous on average, but I moved a big one out of the road this year that barely even rattled. In captivity, lots of king bites are feeding attempts.
 
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