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Bungarus flaviceps, the red-headed krait is a beautiful and very deadly snake from Southern Thailand.
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Red Headed Krait – Bungarus flaviceps – Deadly

July 26, 2016July 27, 2019 Vern 14 Comments Bungarus flaviceps, Bungarus genus, elapidae, elapids, kraits, red headed krait, thailand deadly snakes, Thailand kraits, Thailand snakes

(Last updated: 20 February 2017) Red Headed Krait (Bungarus flaviceps) Thais say: Ngoo sam lee-um hoo-uh si dang Length: These

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Thailand Snake Journal – Malayan Krait – Bungarus candidus

April 22, 2011July 27, 2019 Vern 0 Comments blue krait, deadly snakes, kraits, malayan krait, Thailand snakes

Finally caught one of these buggers. They are rather rare in southern Thailand, but tonight I was able to bag

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Thailand Snake Journal – Kraits

October 26, 2010July 27, 2019 Vern 0 Comments banded krait, blue krait, Bungarus, Bungarus fasciatus, herping Thailand, kraits, malayan krait

Got  a call from my favorite Thai friend this morning… Friend: Vern? Me: How’s it going man? Friend: Good. I

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