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Green Cat Snake – Mildly Venomous and Not Dangerous

June 1, 2015October 18, 2019 Vern 0 Comments Boiga, Boiga cyanea, cat snake, cat-eyed snake, green snake, thailand non-venomous snake, งูเขียว

Green Cat-eyed Snake – Boiga cyanea Length: Up to 186 cm Description: This is a long, slender green snake (งูเขียว)

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Night Herping in Southern Thailand – Video

December 15, 2011July 27, 2019 Vern 0 Comments cat snake, dendrophila melanota, finding snakes, herping in Thailand, mangrove snake, night herping, Thailand herping, Thailand reptiles, Thailand snakes

Every few days when I either have some free time, or just reach a point in my snake herping addiction

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Snake ID Reader Submission – Oriental Whip Snake

January 22, 2011July 27, 2019 Vern 3 Comments cat snake, green cat snake, identify snake, snake id, snake identification thailand

Geoff Deady sent this great photo of a snake on the beach in Chumphon to have identified. I couldn’t figure

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