The San Francisco garter snake is an endangered species that lives in the ponds and marshes around Mori Point, Sharp Park and Rockaway. Ponds dug at Mori Point by 2005 were meant to bring back the red-legged frog, and the snakes were seen foraging next to them in 2007.
Questions people ask
Why were ponds dug at Mori Point?
To restore habitat for the California red-legged frog and Pacific tree frogs, and so to attract the San Francisco garter snake that eats them.