Senticolis triaspis triaspis
A species of Green rat snake Scientific name : Senticolis triaspis triaspis Genus : Green rat snake
Senticolis triaspis triaspis, A species of Green rat snake
Scientific name: Senticolis triaspis triaspis
Genus: Green rat snake
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Description
Pertaining to the species senticolis triaspis triaspis, it has been observed to exhibit aggressive behavior when threatened, rapidly vibrating its tail and displaying a defensive strike posture. Ecologically, this species has a preference for moist environments, demonstrating its adaptability by inhabiting diverse ecosystems such as montane forests and grasslands.
General Info
Lifespan
15-20 years
Diet
Senticolis triaspis triaspis primarily subsists on a diet of small mammals and birds. It favors specifically rodents and songbirds, showcasing an opportunistic feeding behavior that closely aligns with the availability of these prey items in its natural habitat.
Appearance
Senticolis triaspis triaspis is a moderate-sized snake with a slender body, smooth scales and a long tail. Its predominant color is green, often with a yellowish aspect and darker green randomized blotches throughout its length. The juvenile's colouration is a striking red-orange. The species lacks any significant appendages like wings or horns.
Behavior
Senticolis triaspis triaspis is predominantly a nocturnal species, displaying solitary behavior with highly territorial tendencies. Known to inhabit the lower strata of ecosystems, it demonstrates considerable adaptability, using both arboreal and terrestrial features for protection and foraging. Notably, it exhibits an ambush predation strategy, patiently awaiting prey instead of actively hunting.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Colubrids Genus
Green rat snake Species
Senticolis triaspis triaspis 
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