Fordonia leucobalia
Description:
The crab-eating snake. Fordonia leucobalia, is a widesspread coastal species inhabiting mangroves and mud flats from India to Australia and New Guinea. It has exceptionally large head scales and robust rear-fangs.
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- Fordonia leucobalia (Crab-eating Water Snake)
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