European grass snake/snok. Värmland, Sweden (April 22, 2017).
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A northern cottonmouth (Agkistrodon piscivorus) in Arkansas, USA
by Alan
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Ahhh yes, let your child hold the snake before you determine its identity
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I don't have a frog but i do have this super tiny snake i caught like 2 years ago
That’s a single spaghetti
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guy i saw at my friends place yesterday, i think the stripe on the back indicates a garter but my dad thinks hes too big and thick and its probably a bullsnake instead. thoughts? lol
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Medusa (La Meduse), Salvador Dalí, 1963
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Henry Weston Keen (1899-1935)
Skull Crowned with Snakes and Flowers
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A new analysis of fossilized vertebrae discovered in western India has revealed the existence of a giant snake species that may have measured some 11 to 15 meters (36.1 to 49.2 feet) in length when fully grown.
The researchers behind the work, from the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, acknowledge some uncertainty in their estimations, but they suggest the newly identified reptile they've named Vasuki indicus may have equaled the size of the largest snake in history, the Titanoboa, which died out some 58 million years ago.
Compared with snake species still slithering around today, V. indicus is way ahead. As far as verified measurements go, the longest living snake right now measures a paltry 7.67 meters.
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A black-headed cat snake (Boiga nigriceps) in Selangor, Malaysia
by cowyeow
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It's looking very promising for longi litters this summer. I did a little outcrossing with my lines this year to help add variety.
Sencha (Russo het anery) x Oolong (Denton het anery)
Red Sun (Meltzer) x Congou (Russo)
Matcha (Denton anery) x Imperial (Meltzer)
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It's almost done! Hope Sunny will feel well enough soon to leave his ICU tub for the new cage.
He'll have a shelf and a hammock for climbing now, and of course his hide will be on the hot spot on bottom right.
Today we'll wire up the fans and the heater, as well as the thermostat and the hygrostat to control them and the humidifier, and then we can close up the back.
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Not corn snakes (used to have one but they sadly passed of old age) but have some ball pythons 🐍 hope you enjoy
Hi babes!
They're so pretty!
If they're amenable to it, please boop those beeps for me. ♥️🐍♥️
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