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Amazon scarlet snake

Amazon scarlet snake, Pseudoboa coronata. A beautifully colored serpent that is thought to be a coral snake mimic. Although rear-fanged, this snake almost never bites when captured and its venom is not thought to be dangerous to humans. The Amazon scarlet

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