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Beauty Of Snakes Reptiles - Beautiful Colorful Snake Photos

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1. Pictures of Most Beautiful & Colourful Snakes Snake Photography - Snakes' Beauty - Nature's Art

Indian Chameleon - Chamaeleo Zeylanicus - Chameleon Photos

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1. Indian Chameleon (Chamaeleo Zeylanicus) Article Last Sunday I hiked a remote hilly terrain on the outskirts of Kalyan City. While trekking I luckily encountered a native specie of Indian Chameleon, now scientifically refereed as Chamaeleo Zeylanicus . It was very docile and I managed to handle it gently. While taking a close glimpse, I was deeply mesmerized by its beautiful radiant skin and attractive green eyes. Its skin colour varied from multiple shades of light green to dark green. It had slender legs, a masked dotted green head with long spiral tail. It seemed having a unique robotic walk with a slow to-and-fro motion. This article documents my personal experience with Indian Chameleon, shares its close-up photos along with a brief mention of its scientific info. 2. Photo Gallery - Indian Chameleon - India Wildlife On the day of encounter I was quite unfortunate that I didn't carried my high end Canon SLR camera which I always do. In this chaotic situation my Nokia Cam...

Yellow Spotted Wolf Snake - Lycodon Flavomaculatus Photos

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1. The Photo Gallery Of Yellow-Spotted Wolf Snake. Yellow-Spotted Wolf Snake is a native specie of India. Its scientific name is Lycodon flavomaculatus . It is mainly found in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra. Its prime locations are Mumbai, Thane, Nashik and Sangli districts of Maharashtra. Common Wolf Snake have white colour bars on its back. On the otherside Yellow-Spotted Wolf Snake have either yellow spots or distinct yellowish cross-bars on its back. The colour of this snake is rather dark blackish-grey than brown. If you put this snake in a spirit solution then the spots lose their yellow colour after Twenty-Four hours and thereafter turns white. This Yellow-Spotted Wolf Snake was photographed by Sameer Akrani at a remote location near Ambernath in Thane District. Some more photos below. 2. Pictures Of Wolf Snake Lycodon Flavomaculatus.

Common Indian Krait Bungarus Caeruleus - Snake Photo Gallery

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1. Photo Gallery of India's Most Venomous Snake ↓ 2. Photos of Common Krait - Bungarus Caeruleus ↑