Pacific longtail snake
A species of Mexican longtail snakes Scientific name : Enulius flavitorques Genus : Mexican longtail snakes
Pacific longtail snake, A species of Mexican longtail snakes
Scientific name: Enulius flavitorques
Genus: Mexican longtail snakes
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Description General Info
Description
The pacific longtail snake is a small, but slender non-venomous snake that’s native to Central and South America. This snake is active during the night when it hunts for ants, termites, and reptile eggs. Being a terrestrial and semi-fossorial snake, it can be often found under rocks and rotten logs, as well as in termite nests.
General Info
Lifespan
5-8 years
Appearance
Pacific longtail snake is a slender, medium-sized snake. Its smooth scales are primarily a rich, golden brown shade, with distinctive yellow bands encircling its body. These bands are most concentrated around the neck region, giving the appearance of a yellow collar. Unlike many snake species, both males and females of pacific longtail snake share similar coloration and patterning, with no significant differences due to age or gender.
Behavior
Pacific longtail snake is a solitary and nocturnal creature known for its laid-back lifestyle. It spends most of its time in the tunnels it excavates. During the day, it takes refuge in these burrows and emerges at night to hunt insects and small vertebrates. Unlike most snakes, pacific longtail snake tends to be quite adaptable, living in a wide range of habitats.
Population
Stable
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Dipsadinae Genus
Mexican longtail snakes Species
Pacific longtail snake 
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