A new species of wolf snake found in Cambodia

11 June 2014
Science Alert
Biodiversity / Land
Cardamom Mountains / Fauna and Flora International / FFI / Neang Thy / Southeast Asia / Wolf Snake / Zoos Victoria

A team of international researchers have discovered a unique species of wolf snake in South East Asia. Some magnificent creatures still lay hidden in Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains, waiting to be found, analysed and categorised by researchers working in the area. Since 2000 scientists working for Fauna and Flora International (FFI) have described seven previously unknown snake species in this remote area of South East Asia, and this week they’ve announced the eighth: a wolf snake. …

 Science Alert News Staff
http://www.sciencealert.com.au/news/20141106-25656.html

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