See it: 'Super rare' snake found in mouth of toad in Kansas
Biologists in Kansas made quite a surprising find after they found a woodhouse toad snacking on a rarely seen New Mexico threadsnake.
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Biologists in Kansas made quite a surprising find after they found a toad snacking on a rarely seen snake.
"Check out this super rare find by our Terrestrial Crew," Kansas Wildlife & Parks said on Facebook.
Biologists say they were searching for the threatened species of snake but found it in the most peculiar of places.
A look at the toad that was eating the New Mexico threadsnake.
(Wildlife Diversity - Kansas Wildlife & Parks / FOX Weather)
"A New Mexico Threadsnake... found in the mouth of a Woodhouse's Toad! That's right—that's a snake, not a worm," the post continued.
New Mexico threadsnakes typically grow between 5 and 8 inches long and are usually found in the southernmost counties along the Kansas-Oklahoma border. They are said to be nocturnal and easy to miss due to their resemblance to worms.
A look at the New Mexico threadsnake found by Kansas Wildlife & Parks.
(Wildlife Diversity - Kansas Wildlife & Parks / FOX Weather)
And while biologists seem to have found what they were searching for, it seems as though the toad will have to look for another meal.