The Salmon Bellied Racer
The Salmon-Bellied Racer (Mastigodryas melanolomus) is a very common snake in Costa Rica that is active in the day and inhabits a variety of forests. They are most terrestrial but can climb very well. They feed on lizards, mice and frogs.
Видео The Salmon Bellied Racer канала James Wolfe
Видео The Salmon Bellied Racer канала James Wolfe
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