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alimentary behavior of
animals which hunt and eat snakes.
There are
ophiophagous mammals (such as the
skunks and the mongooses),
birds (such as snake...
- these,
about 45
subspecies are recognized. They are
nonvenomous and
ophiophagous in diet.
Kingsnakes vary
widely in size and coloration. They can be as...
- Ophiceras, Ophiclinus, ophidiophobia, ophiolite, ophiologist, ophiology,
ophiophagous, Ophiophagus, ophiophagy, ophiophobia, Ophisaurus, Ophisops, ophitic...
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Venomous snakes that also use
constriction include the
genus Clelia (
ophiophagous South American mildly venomous rear-fanged
colubrids which use constriction...
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causes them to be
triangular in
cross section.
Kraits are
nocturnal and
ophiophagous,
preying chiefly upon
other snakes including those of
their kinds, although...
- birds, such as herons, cranes, and egrets. It is also pre**** upon by
ophiophagous snakes,
including their own species.
Humphreys (1881)
described how a...
-
regal ringneck snake,
unlike other subspecies, is
almost exclusively ophiophagous,
having a diet that
consists primarily of
other snakes, such as the earth...
- and
other invertebrate prey. Worm
snakes are a
common food
source for
ophiophagous snake species, such as the
coral snakes,
Micrurus fulvius and Micrurus...
- and thus the size of
males are
relatively small. The bandy-bandy is
ophiophagous i.e. eats snakes.
Despite covering a
large distribution across Australia...
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consists primarily of
smaller mammals, but they are also
known to be
partly ophiophagous. The
Papuan python is not
commonly available in the
exotic pet trade...
