Category Archives: Green mamba

28 Apr
Africa, Black Mamba, book, books, Bradypodion, Chameleon, field guide, Green mamba, Green Snakes, Harmless Snakes, Herpetology, Photography, South Africa, Southern Africa, Venomous, Zululand

[BACK IN STOCK] A FIELD GUIDE TO SNAKES & OTHER REPTILES OF KWAZULU-NATAL BY TYRONE PING

FIELD GUIDE TO SNAKES & OTHER REPTILES OF KWAZULU-NATAL BY TYRONE PING A first of its kind for the region, extensively covering the snakes and reptiles of KwaZulu-Natal. Beautifully laid out across 280 pages, 300 colour photographs, concisely written species accounts and species maps of close to 170 species of snakes and reptiles found in […]

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05 Mar
Africa, Green mamba, Herpetology, Kwa Zulu Natal, Photography, Reptiles, South Africa, venomous

Eastern Green Mamba Hatching

Eastern Green Mamba (Dendroaspis angusticeps) Hatching In Photos  Snakes may not be everyone’s idea of cute and cuddly animals and the truth is you should never cuddle a potentially venomous snake anyway. But you cannot help but marvel at the fascinating way these animals lay their eggs, abandon them and somehow the eggs survive the […]

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