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Liophis sagittifer
The Liophis are a speciose group of slender, non-venomous, mostly green or brown snakes commonly known as Cat Snakes. Liophis sagittifer is an uncommon species with a Chaco distribution in Paraguay typical of dry xerophytic habitats. It is a diurnal snake feeding mostly on lizards, amphibians and rodents.
FIGURE 1 - Adult presumably ssp modestus, PN Teniente Enciso (Paul Smith July 2006).
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