Naja mossambica, commonly known as the Mozambique spitting cobra, is a venomous snake thriving in various southeastern African habitats, including rainforests and savannas. Its remarkable spitting ability, striking coloration, and crucial ecological role make it a fascinating species for wildlife enthusiasts.
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Lampropeltis elapsoides
The Lampropeltis elapsoides, commonly known as the eastern hognose snake, is a non-venomous carnivore found mainly in temperate forests and savannas of eastern North America. Renowned for its distinctive triangular head and varied coloration, this nocturnal predator plays a vital role in its ecosystem by controlling populations of small mammals and amphibians through stealthy hunting techniques.