What is another word for hoop snake?
Pronunciation: [hˈuːp snˈe͡ɪk] (IPA) 
The term "hoop snake" refers to a mythical creature from American folklore that was believed to be able to bite its tail and roll itself like a hoop in pursuit of prey. However, there are several regional synonyms for this creature, including the "circle snake," "hula serpent," and "rolling viper." Some legends also refer to the "stinging serpent," which supposedly had the ability to sting its prey while rolling. Despite the lack of scientific evidence for the existence of hoop snakes, these legends are still passed down through generations and continue to intrigue and fascinate people of all ages.
