False coral snake
A species of Coral snake mimics Scientific name : Erythrolamprus bizona Genus : Coral snake mimics
False coral snake, A species of Coral snake mimics
Scientific name: Erythrolamprus bizona
Genus: Coral snake mimics
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Description General Info
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Description
Erythrolamprus bizona, commonly known as the false coral snake, is a species of colubrid snake, which is endemic to northern South America and Central America.
General Info
Lifespan
4-8 years
Diet
False coral snake predominantly feeds on small vertebrates, specifically amphibians and reptiles. Its predatory skills allow it to consume slower moving prey such as lizards, snakes, and amphibian larvae.
Appearance
False coral snake is a medium-sized snake with a slender, elongated body. It has smooth, glossy skin that is primarily green or blue-green, accented with two distinctive bright yellow stripes running the length of its body. Young individuals may have more vibrant coloration. This species lacks any headers like wings, antlers, or tufts.
Behavior
False coral snake is a primarily nocturnal serpent that surfaces from its burrow to hunt in the twilight hours. Exceptionally solitary, it displays visible territorial behavior through body posturing, maintaining space from other individuals of its species. This animal employs stealth and precise movement to subdue prey, exemplifying great adaptability to its natural habitat.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Dipsadinae Genus
Coral snake mimics Species
False coral snake 
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