Not every green snake is a Green Mamba
Telling male and female snakes apart is not always easy. In adders of the genus Bitis females have much shorter tails than males but without another tail to compare with it could be confusing.
Telling male and female snakes apart is not always easy. In adders of the genus Bitis females have much shorter tails than males but without another tail to compare with it could be confusing.
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