Brown Vine Snaker
- Scientific name:- Ahaetulla Pulverulenta
- Toxic category:- Minor poisons
- Length:- 40 to 60 inches.
Living areas
- Inhabits arid regions of Sri Lanka and areas up to 1200 m above sea level.
Body shape
- Physiological features are similar to Ahaetulla.
- It has a brown body and a reddish brown abdomen.
- A black and brown striped pattern extends across the body.
- The tip of the nose is clearly visible.
Special features
- The elongated tail allows it to hang on the branches of trees.
- They have a large range of vision and their eyes are very sharp.
- Of all the snake species, only the Ahaetulla has the ability to change the size of the lens of the eye and focus on objects.
- Arboreal becomes a snake.
- They live on plants and shrubs.
- The dried leaves are nozzle-bearing and can remain in the same position for long periods of time, making them difficult to observe.
Reproduction
- Reproduction by oviducts produces 6 to 24 pups.
Toxic level
- There is a primary venom system that can paralyze a small animal.
- Their bites do not cause much harm to humans and cause swelling and slight pain around the wound.
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