Endangered garter snakes bred in captivity in California
The California Department of Fish and Game reports captive breeding success of garter snakes in Sacramento. Twenty eight young were hatched on Aug 2. five died, one stillborn, 22 survived. When about seven inches long they will be released into the Pacific coastal region of the San Francisco Peninsula in San Mateo County. Others are to be released later.
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