The Ahaetulla prasina, commonly known as the Green Vine Snake, is a slender, tree-dwelling snake species native to South and Southeast Asia. Distinguished by its vibrant green coloration, the snake's body blends seamlessly with lush foliage, making it an excellent example of camouflage in nature. The Ahaetulla prasina is known for its unique, elongated head with a pointed snout, giving it a distinctive appearance among snakes. This mildly venomous species primarily feeds on small animals like lizards and frogs. The Green Vine Snake, or Ahaetulla prasina, is often found coiled among branches, waiting patiently for its prey. This species has fascinated herpetologists and wildlife enthusiasts due to its impressive agility, stealth, and beautiful, leaf-like appearance.
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