feeding question

[Lennycorn]

Here's one link:
Smithsonian National Zoological Park

Thanks.
This confused me.

Corn snakes are primarily diurnal. They readily climb trees and enter abandoned buildings in search of prey. However, they are very secretive and spend most of their time underground prowling through rodent burrows. They also often hide under loose bark and beneath logs, rocks, and other debris during the day.

That is why they might be known as nocturnal

 

[BeckyG]

This is the first time I've ever heard of corns being diurnal. Both of mine are active at night. They pop right out of their hides as soon as the lights go out.

 

[Lennycorn]

Yeah, Mine too. I read only at a few more spots and the ones that did state that they are diurnal also stated " often hide under loose bark and beneath logs, rocks, and other debris during the day" or something to that fact. So it leave me wondering what to believe.

 

[snakessss]

Yeah, Mine too. I read only at a few more spots and the ones that did state that they are diurnal also stated " often hide under loose bark and beneath logs, rocks, and other debris during the day" or something to that fact. So it leave me wondering what to believe.

I agree with that.