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On Rossel Island, Kraus found Dendrelaphis melanarkys, or the black net tree snake. This 4-foot, 11-inch reptile is easier to ...
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Removing Africa's Deadliest Tree Snake from a Home Garden Granadilla BushIn this video, we take on the challenge of removing one of Africa’s most dangerous snakes, found in a home garden’s ...
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One Africa's Deadliest Back Fanged Tree Snakes on Full DisplayGet an up-close look at one of Africa's deadliest back-fanged tree snakes in this thrilling video! Watch as we explore the dangerous beauty of this fascinating species and learn about its behavior, ...
Herpetologist Fred Kraus discovered a new arboreal snake species, Dendrelaphis atra, on Misima Island in Papua New Guinea. This snake, characterized by its matte black coloration and adaptability ...
He was particularly interested in a group of tree-dwelling snakes with a historically “confusing” and “poorly understood” classification system, he wrote in a study published April 4 in ...
Intrigued, he took a closer look at the animals, compared them with museum archives and soon realized he’d discovered a new species: Dendrelaphis melanarkys, or the black net tree snake.
His efforts were focused on a group of tree-dwelling snakes with a historically “confusing” classification system, he wrote in a study published April 4 in the peer-reviewed journal Zootaxa.
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