A thirsty wild snake drinks water (credit to Newsflare)
When
I was kid, I often saw a long small snake with green color either
nearby or climbing coconut trees. Our family owned coconut and palm
plantations.
As
far as I remember, I never noticed that snakes drink water. I knew
they catches mice and frogs.
Just
recently, a hiker found a thirsty snake in drought palm areas,
Thailand. Then, he gave water from a bottle. Look like the reptile
drank joyfully. The touching moment.
The
scientific name for snake is Gonyosoma
oxycephalum with some common names:
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the red-tailed green ratsnake
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the
red-tailed racer
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the
arboreal ratsnake
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red-tailed Ratsnake
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red-tailed Green Climbing Ratsnake
The
red-tailed green ratsnake as a pet (credit to Tumblr)
The
habitat of red-tailed green ratsnake is South East Asian Countries
such as:
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Laos
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Malaysia
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Indonesia
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Thailand
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Vietnam
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Philippines
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Myanmar
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Cambodia
This
kind of snake is sold in pet shops both in America and European
countries in recent years.
The
snake is not dangerous and not aggressive, thus become popular as a
pet in American households.
Have
you seen this kind of snake in nature or pet shop?
İnteresting post 😊 thanks for your sharing...
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DeleteInteresting, I suppose they must drink water. Not the pet for me!
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When I was kid, I often saw a long small snake with green color either nearby or climbing coconut trees. Our family owned coconut and palm plantations.
Oh very interesting that the snake drank the water though I don't think I would try this myself.
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When I was kid, I often saw a long small snake with green color either nearby or climbing coconut trees. Our family owned coconut and palm plantations.
Very interesting post :)
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As far as I remember, I never noticed that snakes drink water. I knew they catches mice and frogs.
look really nice :D
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Just recently, a hiker found a thirsty snake in drought palm areas, Thailand. Then, he gave water from a bottle. Look like the reptile drank joyfully. The touching moment.
I am scared when i see snake :D
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The scientific name for snake is Gonyosoma oxycephalum with some common names:
- the red-tailed green ratsnake
- the red-tailed racer
- the arboreal ratsnake
- red-tailed Ratsnake
- red-tailed Green Climbing Ratsnake
Great post, so interesting! :)
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Snakes are really interesting animals. I've never seen snake like that one
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The habitat of red-tailed green ratsnake is South East Asian Countries such as:
- Laos
- Malaysia
- Indonesia
- Thailand
- Vietnam
- Philippines
- Myanmar
- Cambodia
That's pretty interesting that the snake drank from his hand. Me - I do not like snakes. I had several run ins with snakes when I was younger and really don't care to see any in the future.
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This kind of snake is sold in pet shops both in America and European countries in recent years.
Awesome...
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The snake is not dangerous and not aggressive, thus become popular as a pet in American households.
Incredible!!! Have a good day
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I am full of admiration, I would be afraid 😉
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When I was kid, I often saw a long small snake with green color either nearby or climbing coconut trees. Our family owned coconut and palm plantations.
What a sweet story. It definitely helps when knowing what snakes are ok to interact with.
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As far as I remember, I never noticed that snakes drink water. I knew they catches mice and frogs.
while I have caught snakes (mainly as a kid) my mother would never let me keep one. As an adult, I'd just as soon as they stay in their environment and would never import an animal to a new environment. But the snake does seem to be friendly.
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glad to know about your experience with wildlife...
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Just recently, a hiker found a thirsty snake in drought palm areas, Thailand. Then, he gave water from a bottle. Look like the reptile drank joyfully. The touching moment.
I was touched to see this video when it circulated virally in social media. It is a surprise many people love to have snakes as pets. This variant is mainly available in the Asian subcontinent, as rightly said. Many across the globe love this pet since it is a friendly snake.
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The scientific name for snake is Gonyosoma oxycephalum with some common names:
- the red-tailed green ratsnake
- the red-tailed racer
- the arboreal ratsnake
- red-tailed Ratsnake
- red-tailed Green Climbing Ratsnake
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Have you seen this kind of snake in nature or pet shop?