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Definition of yucatan blunt-headed tree snake

yucatan blunt-headed tree snake

Plural:Yucatan blunt-headed tree snakes
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A slender, nocturnal, rear-fanged colubrid snake (Imantodes tenuissimus) native to the Yucatan Peninsula and surrounding regions of Mexico and Central America, characterized by an exceptionally thin body, a disproportionately large, blunt head, and prominent eyes adapted for hunting frogs and lizards in an arboreal habitat.

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"During our night hike in the Mexican rainforest, the guide pointed out a Yucatan blunt-headed tree snake resting gracefully on a thin branch."

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