<p><b>Laticauda frontalis</b>, or the yellow-lipped sea krait, is a striking marine snake found in the Western Pacific, recognized for its black and yellow banding and agile swimming. This ovoviviparous predator primarily feeds on eels and small fish, playing a vital role in maintaining the balance of its tropical coral reef ecosystem.</p>
Tag: saltwater adaptation
Emydocephalus orarius
<p><b>Emydocephalus orarius</b>, commonly known as the Pacific Sea Snake, is a slender, venomous snake found in warm coastal marine environments, particularly around coral reefs, feeding primarily on small fish and crustaceans. They possess a unique coloration that provides camouflage and exhibit remarkable adaptations, including the ability to hold their breath for extended periods and excrete excess salt, making them essential predators in their ecosystem.</p>