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Samuel
on Feb 10th, 2013 |
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This guy I found when I was camping. He’s a cute little guy.
This is a Blue-Spotted Salamander they are usually about 8-10 Centimeters and black with dark blue spots all over him. He reminds me of a night sky. These salamanders are typically found in the northern United States and parts of Canada but are not easy to find and are considered rare in some parts.
Posted by
Samuel
on Feb 10th, 2013 |
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This is a pet Green Vine Snake. (His name is Loki.)
The green vine snake is a very unusual snake. For instance they average about 4 feet (1.5 meters) but only get a little wider than a pencil. They are usually a light green color but when feeding can get a bluish pattern. One way to tell a vine snake from another snake is their long head with a pointed snout. They have a long flat head and rectangular pupils as well, similar to goats.
The vine snake is not only fearsome looking but also fearsome acting. They have what scientists call rear fangs!
The rear fangs can inject a poison...
Posted by
Samuel
on Dec 27th, 2010 |
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The Snake Tongue.
This guy was a biter he rose up just like a cobra. I’ve never seen a garter do that before.
Posted by
Samuel
on Dec 27th, 2010 |
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Garter Snake in the Grass
Posted by
Samuel
on Dec 27th, 2010 |
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Green Grass Snakes of Maine Sam
The smooth green grass snake is increasingly rare.