The Oligodon russelius (Russell's Keelback) is a non-venomous, medium-sized snake found in humid rainforests and wetlands of Southeast Asia, recognized for its slender body, dark brown or olive coloration, and distinctive keeled scales. It plays a crucial ecological role by controlling amphibian populations and exhibits primarily nocturnal behavior, feeding on frogs and small fish.
Tag: amphibian population control
Cylindrophis burmanus
Discover the Burmese pipe snake, Cylindrophis burmanus, a semi-aquatic species native to Southeast Asia, known for its striking coloration and unique swimming abilities. With a cylindrical body reaching up to 1.5 meters, it primarily thrives in tropical rainforests and feeds on amphibians and small fish, playing a vital role in its ecosystem.