Habitats
The eastern ribbon snake is typically found in the northeastern United States and southeastern Canada, usually in wetlands and near the edges of ponds and streams. They are found both in and out of water; they are adapted to both environments. When they are frightened, they take to the water or bushes. They do not dive like water snakes; they glide across the surface of the water, instead.
The only parts of Canada known to have this reptile are southern Ontario, southwest Nova Scotia, and Quebec.
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