Blur Mini Close-up
Blur Mini Mecrane Snake(Scientific Name: Ramphotyphlops braminus ) belongs to. Also called earthworm snake.
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Brahminy blindsnake
Comparison of blur mini snake and coins
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form
The total length is 160 - 220 mm, the head body length 128 - 180 mm. The living thing resembles, but it is not different from earthworms, it is covered with scales, and it is understood that this species is from the tongue in and out. The head is round and the cervix is not constricted like other snakes. Although it has eyes, it is said to be very small and traceable and can only sense light. I do not have poison.
Body color is gray brown or brownish, scales have shiny. The number of scales on the back is 14.
Ecology
They live in sunny and dry soil such as grassland, sugarcane field, forest edge, under the stones and fallen trees, where the fallen leaves of the side grove are accumulated.
The only males in snakes do not have male, only female. Breeding season is from the middle of June to the middle of July in the Nansei Islands of Japan. The breeding form is an egg, and in one breeding it is usually 1 - 6, up to 8 eggs.
Diet is carnivorous, predicting primarily eggs and pupae such as, and small, etc.
You can find it by looking down stone, fallen leaves, soil in the field, etc. As well as many large soil animals, you often see individuals who are in a state of being captured because they can not go up in the side gutters. Those which died and died looks like wires.
If you catch it like a earthworm, you will bend your body and peck with a sharp point.
distribution
Origin is unknown but considered to be the southeastern part of Asia and has been transferred to tropical and subtropical regions around the world. It was introduced in Japan (mainland and),,, (), (southern) ,, etc. Including imported areas, it is considered to be the most widely distributed species among snakes.
It is thought that the approach route to Japan entered into the soil surrounding the root and around the root at the time of transfer of plants, such as commercial cultivation, but it is unknown as well as the time of transfer and transfer as well. It was first recorded in Florida in 1983 and since then it has been found in most of the Florida peninsula.
References
1. ^ Tomita (2007) 2. ^ Florida State Museum of Natural History. "" Viewing on December 5, 2010. 3. ^ National Institute for Environmental Studies National Institute for Environmental Studies. "" Viewed December 5, 2010.
- Tomita Keiichi, Yamasaki Handy Campaign 10 Japanese Turtle, Lizard, Snake, Yamato Valley Shrine, First Edition, July 15, 2007, pp. 148 - 149,
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