Peninsula stripeless snake
A species of Black-striped snakes Scientific name : Coniophanes meridanus Genus : Black-striped snakes
Peninsula stripeless snake, A species of Black-striped snakes
Scientific name: Coniophanes meridanus
Genus: Black-striped snakes
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Description General Info
Description
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General Info
Lifespan
5-10 years
Diet
Peninsula stripeless snake is a carnivorous snake species, primarily feeding on small and medium-sized rodents. The snake utilizes its potent venom to immobilize prey before consumption, exhibiting a preference for nocturnal hunting.
Appearance
Peninsula stripeless snake is a small, slender snake with smooth, glossy scales. Its primary color is black, often appearing as a deep, almost velvet-like obsidian. The belly is a lighter color, usually cream or light yellow. As adults, the snake's intense black coloration can feature a few faint stripes, making it a striking creature to observe. No remarkable differences are seen due to age or gender.
Behavior
Peninsula stripeless snake is a primarily nocturnal species, known for its solitary nature. Engaging in crepuscular activities, it displays distinctive foraging behavior, often hunting terrestrially for small prey. Although non-aggressive, this species can exhibit a territorial defense posture when threatened or disturbed. Survival adaptations include a muscular, elongated body and pronounced stripe pattern that aids in concealment within its natural habitat.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Dipsadinae Genus
Black-striped snakes Species
Peninsula stripeless snake 
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