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Snakes of Thailand
Family:
Colubridae
Subfamily:
Colubrinae
Genus:
Lycodon (Wolf Snakes)
Picture: J. Bulian
Lycodon capucinus
(Common Wolf snake)
Thai:
(ngu soi luang)
Size:
75 cm
Distribution area:
To find all over Thailand
Behaviour:
A nocturnal snake, which is also often found in human dwellings on the hunt for geckos and mice.
Danger level:
Completely harmless.
Picture: J. Bulian
Lycodon laoensis
(Laotian Wolf Snake)
Thai:
(ngu plong chanuan lao, ngu kan plong)
Size: to 50 cm, very thin
Distribution area:
In all of Thailand, usually in the hill and mountain country, also in the proximity of settlements.
Behaviour:
Evening and night-active animals, which mostly are at the soil. Not very aggressively. Bites nevertheless with annoyance.
Danger level:
Innocuous little aggressive snake.
Note:
Danger of mistake with:
●
Bungarus fasciatus (Krait)
venomous!
●
Boiga dendrophila
●
Dryocalamus
Mildly-venomous/non-venomous snakes of Thailand
Venomous snakes of Thailand
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