I love hognose baby so much 😭 can we get some more of him?

draconym:

Here is a fun snake fact: there are many different methods of snake locomotion, including serpentine/undulatory locomotion, sidewinding, and caterpillar movement/rectilinear locomotion, but this one is my favorite:

It is called “concertina movement” but I prefer to call it “scrunching.” Many snakes do it when climbing trees.

adorablesnakes:

Grumpy Vega

lovingexotics:

Sri Lankan Pit Viper

Trimeresurus trigonocephalus
Source: Here

end0skeletal:

by

Michael Hörsken

end0skeletal:

by Maria-Schreuders

the-long-dog:

Mama snake!

Source: the-long-dog

end0skeletal-undead:

Blunthead Tree Snake by

Bernard DUPONT

The blunthead tree snake (Imantodes cenchoa), also known as the fiddle-string snake, is a species of rear-fanged colubrid native to

Mexico, Central America, and South America. They are arboreal, nocturnal, and

feed mostly on small lizards, frogs, and other reptile eggs. Their venom is not considered harmful to humans.

Growing to 5 feet in length, these snakes are known for their long, slender bodies and very large heads, of which their eyes make up approximately 26%.

Blunthead tree snakes have

slit-like, vertically elliptical pupils which allow them to look down. This trait is what gives the blunthead tree snake such an advantage over other snakes, which often have poor vision.