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Green python

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Field Notes

Description:

here named green python, one of few predators eating baby skirels.

Habitat:

trees

Notes:

more on less 30% of the coconut plantations are destroyed by skirels.
let this kind of predators safe, it's so important.

Species ID Suggestions

red-tailed green ratsnake

Gonyosoma oxycephalum

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Scott Frazier
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Scott Frazier
Hello. This is not a green tree python. They occur in New Guinea and Australia, not the Philippines. Please see the species suggestion of the arboreal ratsnake species.
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PublishedNovember 17, 2013

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