
Central american lyresnake
A species of Lyre snakes Scientific name : Trimorphodon quadruplex Genus : Lyre snakes
Central american lyresnake, A species of Lyre snakes
Scientific name: Trimorphodon quadruplex
Genus: Lyre snakes
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Description

The central american lyresnake lives in the southern part of Central America, where it can be found in dry forests and mountain slopes. It is named for the lyre-shaped patches on its body. It is a rear-fanged snake and venomous, but shy and harmless to humans.

General Info

Behavior
Central american lyresnake is predominantly nocturnal, often spotted hunting during twilight. It primarily exhibits a solitary lifestyle, except during mating season. Central american lyresnake is highly territorial, vigorously defending its habitat against intruders, with a unique tail vibration warning signal. Its survival behavior involves camouflaging with surrounding foliage, enhancing its hunting prowess.
Population
Stable

Scientific Classification

Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Colubrids Genus
Lyre snakes Species
Central american lyresnake