Striped Whipsnake vs. Striped Racer
Both are slim, fast striped whipsnakes; their records meet where the Mojave Desert meets the mountains. A: A pale stripe split along its length by a dark line in the Striped Whipsnake; one clean yellow or orange stripe in the Striped Racer. Range: Great Basin and desert mountains (Striped Whipsnake) vs chaparral west of the deserts (Striped Racer).
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