Green Mamba Snake is a photograph by Richard Bryce and Family which was uploaded on October 23rd, 2014.
Green Mamba Snake
Green mambas can grow to 7 feet long and, related to the cobra, may open a small hood if annoyed. They are very alert and can glide gracefully and... more
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Green Mamba Snake
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Richard Bryce and Family
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Photograph
Description
Green mambas can grow to 7 feet long and, related to the cobra, may open a small hood if annoyed. They are very alert and can glide gracefully and quickly through the trees. Their diet includes small mammals, birds, and bats. They are highly venomous (information taken from sign over exhibit at Jacksonville Zoo enclosure)
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October 23rd, 2014
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Comments (52)
Christiane Schulze Art And Photography
Great colors and details, a marvelous snake capture. Glad you found it in a zoo Richard
Pennie McCracken
Wonderful photograph Richard, I hope you didn't get too close to take this. l.f
Richard Bryce and Family replied:
Thank you, Pennie! I appreciate it. Thankfully, I was in a safe place. :)
Suzy Norris
What a wonderful face this guy has! What would it be like to be peering through her eyes? love your photographs Richard!
Chris Scroggins
How nice to see a green mamba...on my last safari we watched a Vervet monkey leap over a green mamba that was resting on a log. We were shocked and looked it up in the reptile guidebook- apparently they are not aggressive like the black mamba, and the monkey knew that!
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