A bright pink snake! Coachwhips in the Phoenix area come in all kinds of colors, which is why the subspecies name of "red racer" is often a bit silly (and also that they are not racers, but that's another topic). This one, however, takes the cake. It was found at a home and released to continue doing what it does: eat everything it finds. | Rattlesnake Solutions

It’s a Arizona Red Racer and Gopher Snake kinda morning. Pretty unbelievable colors! This Red Racer Coachwhip Snake was hunting in a Palo Verde Tree. Coachwhips are extremely fast, and can lift the front 1/3 of their body 90º to the ground (or tree) allowing them to look for prey unlike most other snakes. The Gopher Snake is built very differently to hunt on the ground and in burrows. TheJeremyJohnson.com | Jeremy Johnson Photography

Always look up too!😧 Not only do Arizona Red Racer Snakes climb trees for prey, but they also are among the fastest of all Snakes clocking in at over 7mph! It’s mating season for this harmless (to humans) 5 footer. She’s a subspecies of the Coachwhip Snake, and she mates each May laying clutch’s of up to 20 eggs!!! Red Racers subdue their prey without the aid of venom or constriction. Instead, they crush their victims with their strong jaws. Look at her tasting the air with her organ on the roo

Blue Racer 🐍💙 #blueracer #blueracersnake #snake #snakebites #snakelove #snakelovers #snakelover #snakelife | 1 Minute Animals

The agility of the black racer always amazes me! #snake #blackracer #snakebite #bravewilderness | Brave Wilderness