A long, slender snake found in North America that moves very quickly and is named for its whip-like appearance and speed.
From English 'coach' (carriage) and 'whip,' named because the snake's long, thin body resembles a whip used to drive coaches.
These snakes can move up to 4 miles per hour—faster than you can run!—and their whip-like tail actually helps them balance while sprinting through grass!
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