Jul 28, 2025
A non venomous giant that can grow up to 10 feet. Found in forests, grasslands, and near water bodies across India.
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A small, shy, and rare species found in the southern Western Ghats. Often mistaken for a krait due to its pattern.
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This vibrant, venomous beauty thrives in the rainforests of the Western Ghats. Known for its vivid green, brown, or yellow hues.
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An elusive, harmless snake found only in the moist hill forests of the Western Ghats. A rare sight even for herpetologists.
A fascinating, non venomous species that feeds only on bird eggs. Native to India and very rarely spotted.
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Found in the Western Ghats, these burrowing snakes have a blunt tail and live underground, rarely seen by humans.
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Found in the Western Ghats, these burrowing snakes have a blunt tail and live underground, rarely seen by humans.
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Native to the Andaman Islands, this slender, arboreal snake has beautiful eyes and a mild venom, truly a tropical wonder.
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