Common Name: Flying snake
Scientific Name: Chrysopelea ornata
Animal Family: Colubridae
Description: The smallest reach about 2 feet in length and largest grow to 4 feet. Male and female flying snakes typically have some physical differences. In many snakes species, females tend to be larger and heavier than males. Additionally, differences in coloration or patterns may also be present, particularly during mating season.
Found where: Mostly in the dry zone and some localities in the intermediate zone.
Habitat: In the rainforests, dry deciduous forests, plantations, agricultural areas and rural gardens.
Food: Flying snake takes small arboreal prey, such as lizards, bats, and small rodents. It might also feed on bird eggs and insects.
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