Serpentes Collection (page 3)

Green Anaconda (Eunectes murinus) with pattern of black oval patches

Illustration, Australian Brown Snake (pseudonaja) slithering, side view

Illustration, slithering Carpet Python (morelia spilota)

Illustration, Sea Snake (Hydrophiidae) curling and hissing

Cobras in alcohol, energy drink, health drink, Vietnam, Asia

Grass snake (Natrix natrix)

Mojave Granite Ball Python or Royal Python -Python regius-, female

Black Head Double Het Albino Ghost Ball Python or Royal Python -Python regius-, female

Tiger Spider Ball Python or Royal Python -Python regius-, female

Tiger Ball Python or Royal Python -Python regius-, female

Phantom Mojave Het Ghost Ball Python or Royal Python -Python regius-, female

Spider Ball Python or Royal Python -Python regius-, female

Royal Python -Python regius-, Mojave Black Head, male, Markus Theimer reptile breeding, Austria

Royal Python -Python regius-, Yellow Belly Black Head, female, Markus Theimer reptile breeding, Austria

Royal Python -Python regius-, Super Granite, male, Markus Theimer reptile breeding, Austria

Royal Python -Python regius-, Super Venom, female, Markus Theimer reptile breeding, Austria

Royal Python -Python regius-, Fefe, male, Markus Theimer reptile breeding, Austria

Coiled Juvenile Caspian Whip Snake (Dolichophis caspius)
The Caspian whipsnake is possibly the largest species of snake in Europe. It typically grows to around 140ÔÇô160 cm in length, though a few may exceed a length of 200 cm

Dice Snake -Natrix tessellata-, darting its tongue, in the water, with reflection, Bulgaria

Horned Viper -Vipera ammodytes-, female, Pleven region, Bulgaria

Asura statue of demon Mahishasura, Chamundi Hill, Mysore, Karnataka, South India, India, South Asia, Asia

Snake illustration by Albertus Seba
Tab 81, a snake illustration from Thesaurus Vol 2, by Albertus Seba

Rock Python skin
Dr Colin McCarthy examining a Rock Python skin in the Zoology department of The Natural History Museum, London

Python skeleton, skull with lower jaw dropped, backbone entire length of body, many vertabrae, paired ribs

Side view of model of Timber Rattlesnake head with nostril-like heat-sensitive pit, cross-section showing long white fangs at mouth front, yellow venom gland at jaw top

Overhead view of a Green Anaconda with its tail tightly coiled, also showing the dappled markings of the skin. The head shows the eyes and forked tongue emerging from the mouth

Green Tree Python, Morelia viridis, partially coiled around a large branch. The snake is bright green with a broken line of white markings along the midline of the back

Red Spitting Cobra, Naja pallida, with head raised

Monocled Cobra spreading the hood to make the head look larger. The snake is light brown with pale flecks on the scales

Coiled Ball Python or Royal Python (Python regius), view from above

Mangrove Snake, vivid black and yellow colouring, mouth wide open to strike prey as fangs are at back of mouth

Overhead view of a Sonoran Mountain King Snake with markings of complete red and white rings and black bands along the flank

Egyptian cobra, Naja haje, with raised head and open mouth in an aggressive manner

Baby Corn Snake (Elaphe guttata) slithering out of its egg shell, close up

Front-on view of the head of a Red Spitting Cobra showing the venom glands situated below the eyes. The broadest part of the head is well behind the eyes, narrowing sharply towards the snout

Slithering Burmese Python (Python molurus), view from above

Burmese Python (Python molurus), brown snake curled in S-shape, high angle view

Naja naja
Hand-coloured engraving from the Patrick Russell Collection

Hydrophis cyanocinctus, Annulated sea snake
Hand-coloured engraving from An account of Indian Serpents collected on the coast of Coromandel. The Patrick Russell Collection 1796 Date: 1796

Bothrops atrox, Common Lancehead or Fer-de-lance Snake slithering around green plant

Flying Tree Snake (Chrysopelea pelias) slithering around a thin branch, side view

Cottonmouth (agkistrodon piscivorus) slithering through undergrowth, side view

Coiling patterned Rattlesnake (crotalus sp. ) poised to attack with open mouth
Coiling patterned Rattlesnake (crotalus sp.) poised to attack with open mouth

Coiled green snake (Serpentes), high angle view

Slithering brown patterned snake (Serpentes), high angle view

Illustration, smiling spotted Snake, side view

Illustration, slithering Emerald Tree Boa (corallus caninus), view from above

Illustration, African Mole Snake (Pseudaspis cana) coiling its body tightly around small rodent and trapping it, side view

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"Exploring the Enigmatic World of Serpentes: From Desert Spider Ball Pythons to Banded Kraits" Meet the Desert Spider Ball Python or Royal Python (Python regius), a stunning male serpent known for its intricate spider-like patterns. Ahaetulla prasina, also known as the Short-nosed vine snake, showcases its slender body and vibrant green coloration in this captivating image. Witness the incredible defense mechanism of serpents as one is caught ejecting an intruder, displaying their agility and swift movements. Behold the mesmerizing Paradox Super Fire Ball Python or Royal Python (Python regius), a male specimen that exhibits a striking combination of colors and patterns. This female Mojave Razor, a variation of the Royal Python (Python regius) bred by Markus Theimer reptile breeding in Austria, exemplifies nature's diversity within this species. Get acquainted with Bungarus fasciatus, commonly known as the Banded Krait - a venomous snake with distinct banding patterns that serve as both camouflage and warning signals. Albertus Seba's detailed depiction of a snake skeleton offers us insight into these creatures' fascinating anatomy and structure. Marvel at the African rock python (Python sebae), one of Africa's largest snakes renowned for its impressive size and strength. Observe from above as a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake (Crotalus atrox) slithers through its natural habitat, showcasing its iconic diamond-shaped markings on its back. Delve into Albertus Seba's collection of illustrations featuring various species of snakes - an invaluable resource for studying these enigmatic creatures throughout history. Discover the beauty in simplicity with this close-up shot capturing every scale on this unidentified serpent - reminding us that even without elaborate patterns they can still awe-inspiring.