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Ring Snake (Noun)

Harmless European snake with a bright yellow collar; common in England.

Nouns denoting animals.

The ring snake is a common sight in many English countryside areas, often basking in the warm sunlight.
The distinctive bright yellow collar of the ring snake makes it easily recognizable among other European snake species.
A baby ring snake was discovered in a garden in southern England, providing evidence of the species' adaptability.
The ring snake's harmless nature has contributed to its abundance in England, where it is widely distributed.
Unlike its venomous cousins, the ring snake poses no threat to humans and is often welcomed in English gardens.

Any of numerous small nonvenomous North American snakes with a yellow or orange ring around the neck.

Nouns denoting animals.

The ring snake, with its distinctive yellow ring around its neck, was spotted by several hikers in the forest.
A small ring snake was discovered near the pond, its orange ring somewhat faded from older age.
Hikers had reported several ring snake sightings along the trail, and park rangers were eager to learn more.
The common ring snake is often feared but it's harmless to humans and other animals.
As the ring snake moved across the field, the sun caught its bright orange ring, briefly distracting nearby birdwatchers.