Hipster Texas snake appears to sport sunglasses, mustache



Click through to learn more about Texas snakes. less The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department tweeted a picture of a Western rat snake that appears to be sporting a mustache and pair of sunglasses. The picture was shared on Oct. 19, 2016.

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Snakes often have a hard time finding the right fashion accessory due to their obvious lack of arms,legs and ears. But a new picture shared by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department shows a snake appearing to rock a pair of sunglasses and a mustache.

The unique scale pattern belongs to a Western rat snake, a nonvenomous species of snake found throughout North America.

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The pictures, which were given to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department by Karlie Gray, were posted on the state agency's Twitter account on Wednesday.

We mustache you to #lookclose – have you ever seen a snake with sunglasses?! Thanks to Karlie Gray for the great pics! pic.twitter.com/wjSZwUvKth — Texas State Parks (@TPWDparks) October 19, 2016

The rodent-eating reptile is also known as the black rat snake and pilot black snake - but this particular rat snake should be called "Shades," in honor of Victor Alvarez from Netflix's Luke Cage.

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