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Dog Toothed Cat Snake – Venomous – Not Dangerous

May 19, 2016December 2, 2019 Vern 3 Comments big snakes, Boiga cynodon, cat snakes, dog-toothed cat snake, rear-fanged snakes, Thailand snakes

Boiga cynodon (Dog-toothed Cat Snake) Thais say: ngoo sy hang ma Length: As large as 2.75 meters (8+ feet) Recently

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Dog-Toothed Cat Snake – Boiga Cynodon Photos

October 11, 2011July 27, 2019 Vern 0 Comments Boiga cynodon, Boiga snakes, cat snakes, dog-toothed cat snake, thailand boiga, Thailand snakes

If you want to see our Fact Sheet for Boiga cynodon – Click Here. Two photos of one of my favorite

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