That time of the year when it’s warm enough for snakes to be seen – a lot. But since it’s not hot yet, they prefer the warmth of the pavement. That’s why we see so many dead snakes in the roadway. Be careful for them youtu.be/mnEIVzdik5c #Snakes #SnakeID #SnakeIDentification

#SnakeFact 164! Gaboon Adders (Bitis gabonica) gives birth to large litters of live young. Follow our Page if you would like to see more #SnakeFacts! #SnakeIdentification #ReptileEducation #SnakeTraining #snakeAwareness #snakehandling #snakebitetreatment

#SnakeFact 163! Found on the north coast of KZN and into Mozambique, the Variegated Slug-eater (Duberria variegata) is a small snake that comes in several colour shades. Follow our Page if you would like to see more #SnakeFacts! #SnakeIdentification #ReptileEducation

#SnakeFact 162! Although not deadly, do not accidentally pick up a Bibron's Stiletto Snake (Antractaspis bibronii)! Follow our Page if you would like to see more #SnakeFacts! #SnakeIdentification #ReptileEducation #SnakeTraining #snakeAwareness #snakehandling

Found these dead baby snakes in garage... wondering where mom is... cough... cough... #snakes #snakeidentification #serpiente #garage #garagefind

Here's some information to help you easily identify common venomous & non-venomous snakes in NC. #snake #snakeIdentification

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#SnakeFact 160! Common Egg-eaters (Dasypeltis scabra) hunt for bird's eggs during the night. Follow our Page if you would like to see more #SnakeFacts! #SnakeIdentification #ReptileEducation #SnakeTraining #snakeAwareness #snakehandling #snakebitetreatment

#SnakeFact 159! Cape Cobras (Naja nivea) and Snouted Cobras (Naja annulifera) can both have a dark mark under the eye. Follow our Page if you would like to see more #SnakeFacts! #SnakeIdentification #ReptileEducation #SnakeTraining #snakeAwareness #snakehandling

#SnakeFact 157! Horned Adders (Bitis caudalis) sometimes lure prey items using caudal luring. Follow our Page if you would like to see more #SnakeFacts! #SnakeIdentification #ReptileEducation #SnakeTraining #snakeAwareness #snakehandling #snakebitetreatment

#SnakeFact 156! Boomslang (Dispholidus typus) have superior vision to most other African snakes. Follow our Page if you would like to see more #SnakeFacts! #SnakeIdentification #ReptileEducation #SnakeTraining #snakeAwareness #snakehandling #snakebitetreatment

#SnakeFact 155! Cape Coral Snakes (Aspidelaps lubricus lubricus) are common snakes but not often encountered. Follow our Page if you would like to see more #SnakeFacts! #SnakeIdentification #ReptileEducation #SnakeTraining #snakeAwareness #snakehandling #snakebitetreatment #CPD

#SnakeFact 153! Black Mambas (Dendroaspis polylepis) have permanent lairs where they return to, unless disturbed. Follow our Page if you would like to see more #SnakeFacts! #SnakeIdentification #ReptileEducation #SnakeTraining #snakeAwareness #snakehandling #snakebitetreatment

RT @ThaigerNews: Unique dual-headed snake sparks debate in Thailand #Sukhothai #HognoseSnake #Wildlife #Thailand #SocialMediaDebate #SnakeIdentification buff.ly/3TSx5QP

Unique dual-headed snake sparks debate in Thailand #Sukhothai #HognoseSnake #Wildlife #Thailand #SocialMediaDebate #SnakeIdentification thethaiger.com/news/national/…

#SnakeFact 152! Yellow-bellied Sea Snakes (Hydrophis platura) won't survive on land for extended periods of time. Follow our Page if you would like to see more #SnakeFacts! #SnakeIdentification #ReptileEducation #SnakeTraining #snakeAwareness #snakehandling #snakebitetreatment

What kind of snake is this? #SnakeID #SnakeSpecies #SnakeIDentification #SnakeExperts #SnakeKnowledge #SnakeEnthusiast #SnakeLovers #SnakeWatch #SnakeDiscovery #SnakeWorld

What kind of snake is this? #SnakeID #SnakeSpecies #SnakeIDentification #SnakeExperts #SnakeKnowledge #SnakeEnthusiast #SnakeLovers #SnakeWatch #SnakeDiscovery #SnakeWorld

What kind of snake is this? #SnakeID #SnakeSpecies #SnakeIDentification #SnakeExperts #SnakeKnowledge #SnakeEnthusiast #SnakeLovers #SnakeWatch #SnakeDiscovery #SnakeWorld

#SnakeFact 150! The East African Egg-eater (Dasypeltis medici) is a lesser-known Egg-eater species in South Africa found from around St Lucia north into Mozambique and other East African countries. Follow our Page if you would like to see more #SnakeFacts! #SnakeIdentification