is sluggish after a meal or shedding, it becomes a target for opportunistic ants The Verdict
: While ants are known to attack and consume injured or dying snakes (a process sometimes colloquially described as "torture" due to the prolonged nature of the event), this is a common interaction across many species and not specific to the Queensnake. The Queensnake primarily feeds on freshly molted crayfish queensnake torture by ants verified
While there is no verified biological record of specifically "torturing" a queensnake Regina septemvittata is sluggish after a meal or shedding, it