Geophis bellus facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Geophis bellus |
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Geophis
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bellus
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Geophis bellus is a type of snake that belongs to the colubrid family. This snake is special because it is endemic to Panama, which means it is only found naturally in that country.
What is a Colubrid Snake?
Colubrid snakes are the largest family of snakes in the world. They are found almost everywhere, except for Antarctica. Most colubrids are not venomous, meaning they don't have poison. They often hunt small animals like lizards, frogs, and rodents.
Where Does Geophis bellus Live?
This snake lives in Panama, a country in Central America. Panama is known for its amazing rainforests and many different kinds of animals. Snakes like Geophis bellus often live in places with lots of plants and trees, where they can find food and hide.
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