Aspidelaps Collection

The Aspidelaps, commonly known as the Cape Coral Snake, is a fascinating species native to Southern Angola

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Cape Coral Snake Aspidelaps lubricus cowlesi Native to Southern Angola Habitat: Dry Sandy Soil, Savannah and Open Woodlands Date: 30/07/2008

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Cape Coral Snake Aspidelaps lubricus cowlesi Native to Southern Angola Habitat: Dry Sandy Soil, Savannah and Open Woodlands Date: 30/07/2008

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Cape Coral Snake, Aspidelaps lubricus, Native to South Africa Date: 31/05/2006

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Cape Coral Snake, Aspidelaps lubricus, Native to South Africa Date: 31/05/2006

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Shield Nose Cobra, Aspidelaps scutulatus, Native to South Africa Date: 31/05/2006

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Shield Nose Cobra, Aspidelaps scutulatus, Native to South Africa Date: 31/05/2006

Aspidelaps Collection: Cape Coral Snake Aspidelaps lubricus cowlesi Native to Southern Angola Habitat - Dry Sandy Soil

Cape Coral Snake Aspidelaps lubricus cowlesi Native to Southern Angola Habitat - Dry Sandy Soil
Cape Coral Snake Aspidelaps lubricus cowlesi Native to Southern Angola Habitat: Dry Sandy Soil, Savannah and Open Woodlands

Aspidelaps Collection: Shield Nose Cobra Aspidelaps scutulatus Native to South Africa

Shield Nose Cobra Aspidelaps scutulatus Native to South Africa
Shield Nose Cobra, Aspidelaps scutulatus, Native to South Africa

Cape Coral Snake, Aspidelaps lubricus, Native to South Africa

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The Aspidelaps, commonly known as the Cape Coral Snake, is a fascinating species native to Southern Angola. With its vibrant colors and unique patterns, this snake stands out in its dry sandy soil habitat. DDE-90037115: This particular image captures the beauty of the Cape Coral Snake as it slithers gracefully through its natural environment. Its sleek body glides effortlessly across the arid landscape, blending seamlessly with the sandy terrain. DDE-90037116: Here we see an up-close shot of the Aspidelaps lubricus cowlesi, showcasing its distinct markings and intricate scales. The snake's slender form allows it to navigate through narrow crevices and burrows with ease. DDE-90036896: In this captivating photograph, we witness a moment of stillness as the Cape Coral Snake basks under the warm African sun. Its glossy scales shimmer in shades of red and black, providing excellent camouflage against potential predators. DDE-90036897: The Shield Nose Cobra (Aspidelaps scutulatus) shares a similar appearance to its Cape Coral counterpart but can be found exclusively in South Africa. Despite their resemblance, these two snakes have distinct characteristics that set them apart from each other. DDE-90036891: Nature enthusiasts are often captivated by the mesmerizing movements of these serpents. Their sinuous bodies twist and turn like elegant dancers on stage - a true spectacle for those lucky enough to witness it firsthand. DDE-90036890: Aspidelaps snakes play an essential role in maintaining ecological balance within their habitats. They help control rodent populations by preying on small mammals such as mice and rats – nature's very own pest control experts. Cape Coral Snakes (Aspidelaps lubricus) are not only visually stunning but also possess potent venom used for hunting purposes. However, they pose little threat to humans due to their non-aggressive nature and preference for avoiding confrontation.