Silver metallic boa discovered

Silver metallic boa discovered

World May 27, 2016 09:18

nassau - American scientists on a remote island of the Bahamas discovered a new boa constrictor. The chilabothrus argentum, silver boa, is about one meter long and has a distinctive metallic color.

The group of scientists from Harvard University came Snake simply on the track when it is reported on the night itself to squirm over the head of the expedition leader. The sleeping biologist woke up the snake and immediately woke his surprised colleagues. A total of twenty silver boas were counted.

The discovery of a new snake species is a rarity. The silver boa is immediately on the list of endangered species, because on the island are wild cats for whom the snake on the menu, reports the magazine Breviora Harvard.
  
    
     
      
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The group of scientists from Harvard University came Snake simply on the track when it is reported on the night itself to squirm over the head of the expedition leader. The sleeping biologist woke up the snake and immediately woke his surprised colleagues. A total of twenty silver boas were counted.

The discovery of a new snake species is a rarity. The silver boa is immediately on the list of endangered species, because on the island are wild cats for whom the snake on the menu, reports the magazine Breviora Harvard.
  
    
     
      
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