Kraus named the new species Aspidomorphus dimorphus, from the Greek words meaning “two forms” to reference the snake’s “unique” color pattern. ... (about 300 to 1200 feet above sea level).

Taal Lake is also the only place on Earth where the Garman’s sea snake can be found. The IUCN lists the species as vulnerable, but notes that the lake "is part of an active volcano, and an area ...

Kraus named the new species Aspidomorphus dimorphus, from the Greek words meaning “two forms” to reference the snake’s “unique” color pattern. ... (about 300 to 1200 feet above sea level).

Kraus named the new species Aspidomorphus dimorphus, from the Greek words meaning “two forms” to reference the snake’s “unique” color pattern. ... (about 300 to 1200 feet above sea level).

Kraus named the new species Aspidomorphus dimorphus, from the Greek words meaning “two forms” to reference the snake’s “unique” color pattern. ... (about 300 to 1200 feet above sea level).

Kraus named the new species Aspidomorphus dimorphus, from the Greek words meaning “two forms” to reference the snake’s “unique” color pattern. ... (about 300 to 1200 feet above sea level).

Kraus named the new species Aspidomorphus dimorphus, from the Greek words meaning “two forms” to reference the snake’s “unique” color pattern. ... (about 300 to 1200 feet above sea level).

Kraus named the new species Aspidomorphus dimorphus, from the Greek words meaning “two forms” to reference the snake’s “unique” color pattern. ... (about 300 to 1200 feet above sea level).

Kraus named the new species Aspidomorphus dimorphus, from the Greek words meaning “two forms” to reference the snake’s “unique” color pattern. ... (about 300 to 1200 feet above sea level).

A unique snake species with ticks has been discovered on Sudest Island, Papua New Guinea. Aspidomorphus dimorphus stands out with its bimodal color patterns.

A unique snake species with ticks has been discovered on Sudest Island, Papua New Guinea. Aspidomorphus dimorphus stands out with its bimodal color patterns.