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reptilefacts:

The Big-eye Whip Snake (Ahaetulla mycterizans), is a mildly venomous colubrid species that is found from southern Thailand through the peninsular Malaysia and Singapore to Sumatra and Java. This species prefers primary and mature secondary forest and is commonly encountered in vegetation near forest streams, but rarely found in parks or gardens.
This species is distinguishable from the Oriental Whip Snake by it’s larger eyes, more slender body and an maximum adult size of 1m (3.2ft). When this snake is threatened it may expand its body slightly, and at these times pale banding may be visible - which is another distinguishing feature of this species.
Photo and info from here

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A young male lion portrait ( panthera Leo ) taken near Satara in Kruger, South Africa.
by Mario Moreno

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blue and gold macaw

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Orang Utan” by toonman blchin

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