Two-keeled sipo snake
A species of Sipos Scientific name : Chironius bicarinatus Genus : Sipos
Two-keeled sipo snake, A species of Sipos
Scientific name: Chironius bicarinatus
Genus: Sipos
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Description General Info
Description
The two-keeled sipo snake is a large venomous snake that originates from South America. Fortunately, its venom is usually not capable of killing a human being. Thanks to its green color, this snake is a master of camouflage. It hunts during the day when it searches for frogs and lizards, but it occasionally catches a bird as well.
General Info
Lifespan
10-15 years
Diet
The dietary habits of two-keeled sipo snake predominantly revolve around small to medium-sized vertebrates. A keen hunter, it feeds mainly on frogs, lizards, and small mammals, using its swift, stealthy approach to ambush prey.
Appearance
Two-keeled sipo snake is a slender, medium-sized snake with smooth, glossy scales. Its dorsal coloration comprises dark brown, often described as coffee brown, with lighter lateral streaks. The underbelly is typically yellowish. This species lacks any significant difference in appearance between ages, genders, or subspecies. Two-keeled sipo snake boasts a typical serpentine form without notable additional features such as horns or wings.
Behavior
Two-keeled sipo snake is a solitary and terrestrial creature, largely nocturnal, navigating its tropical forest habitat through terrestrial locomotion. This species primarily engages in ambush predation, using body flexibility and camouflage for a surprise attack strategy. Interactions highlighting territorial disputes are uncommon, suggesting a low competition for resources.
Population
Decreasing
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Colubrids Genus
Sipos Species
Two-keeled sipo snake 
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