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Young & Deadly Maybe not so deadly
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
This is the common Krait ( Bungarus caeruleus). The deadliest of all the venomous Indian snakes.Its noctunal in habit.Its neurotoxin is the deadliest drop for drop. Having said all this , they are very shy & not aggressive. Will bite only when stamped upon.
The animal presented here was photographed on the side of the road in south eastern Madhya Pradesh. It is probably a first year animal which can be made out from its banding pattern.
Errata:
OOps there seems to have been a serious mistake on the identity of this snake.We were checking scale details from the photograph & now feel this probably is a Wolf snake , maybe Shaws wolf snake.
Photographed with a borrowed Tamron 90/2.5.
Manual focus
Manual exposure
SS 1/80
F-8.0
ISO 400
RAW
Cropped |
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