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Thailand Snakes Gallery #2

Second page of Thailand Snake gallery images.

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Vern with red-headed krait – deadly and rare.
You’d have to be a little nuts to get this close to a king cobra.
Catching monocled cobras in my friend’s house (a video on Youtube).
Oriental whip snake (Ahaetulla prasina) sleeping in a tree at night in Southern Thailand.
Find the snake and guess the species (Ahaetulla prasina).
Mangrove cat snake in a tree in Southern Thailand.
Another find the snake and guess which species pic. (Boiga dendrophila)
Elliot from the UK with a wolf snake while herping Krabi Thailand with us for a couple of nights.
King cobra under the kitchen counter… who you going to call?
New snake, not named.
Catching monocled cobras with a bent up hanger.
Same guy kissing a monocled cobra on the head. Olay from Burma.
With a juvenile king cobra – Luke Yeomans.
Hands-on reptile internship, but safe. You won't be handling any deadly snakes, unless you already have experience doing so.
Showing some tourists the most deadly snake in Thailand, the Malayan Krait.
Rupert handling our huge red-headed krait.
Tail of red-headed krait (Bungarus flaviceps)
Full body shot – red-headed krait found in deep Trang rainforest.
Black body, reddish orange head and purple tongue. Wish I had my better camera for this!
Caterpillar seen at night – venomous?
Love these geckos found in Krabi.
Some awesome lizards in Krabi, Thailand too.
Calotes emma – mountain lizard, in Krabi, Thailand.
Yellow phase Ahaetulla prasina – Oriental Whip snake.
Bat catching snake – catches them out of the air. Elaphe ridleyi I think is the classification.
Monocled cobras are deadly even as juveniles.
Malayan Pit Viper – deadly and very common on the ground at night. Use a torch (flashlight)!
Blood python dropping eggs.
Green phase – Oriental Whip Snake. Like aliens!

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