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Green vine snake (Ahaetulla nasuta), Sinharaja Forest Reserve, Unesco Biosphere Reserve
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Green vine snake (Ahaetulla nasuta), Sinharaja Forest Reserve, Unesco Biosphere Reserve
Green vine snake (Ahaetulla nasuta), Sinharaja Forest Reserve, Unesco Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site, Sri Lanka. The green vine snake changes from pure green to chequered markings when it feels threatened
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Nature's Master of Disguise - The Color-Changing Green Vine Snake!
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. In this photo print, we witness the incredible camouflage skills of the Green vine snake (Ahaetulla nasuta) in action. Hailing from the enchanting Sinharaja Forest Reserve, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site in Sri Lanka, this slithery reptile knows how to blend seamlessly with its surroundings. At first glance, you'll be mesmerized by its vibrant green hue as it gracefully winds through the lush foliage. But beware! When feeling threatened, this cunning creature has a trick up its scaly sleeve. Just like a chameleon changing colors, our sneaky protagonist transforms into an astonishing display of chequered markings that will leave you awestruck! With its long nose and slender body resembling a whip-like vine itself, it's no wonder why this species is also known as the "long-nosed tree snake". Its ability to mimic nature's patterns allows it to remain hidden from predators while patiently waiting for unsuspecting prey. As we marvel at Mother Nature's ingenuity captured by Duncan Murrell in this stunning shot, let us appreciate the wonders of biodiversity hotspots like Sinharaja Forest Reserve. So next time you venture into nature's realm, keep your eyes peeled for these masters of disguise – they might just be watching you too!
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