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Thank you Brendan. You are absolutely right.
Not for photographic purposes, but for this discussion, I have posted a coral snake I saw in Argentina, that had already been killed, what usually happens over there, when country people in remote areas meet any snake. xx
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/179...
I will post another photo of a coral snake I saw in Argentina and that was not a venomous one. Thanks again, I have learned a lot. :-))
Thanks heaps Gilma, that helps me a lot. Funny sayings though. :-)) xx So this one definitely was a "poison fellow". :-))
Hi BrendanSmith and Gilma Jeannette Ospino Ferreira-Norman, many thanks for the really useful comments. So this probably is a RANA Coral snake which is very venomous. There is another one which is the false coral snake, I wonder how that one looks like? How do they differ?
Many thanks anyway. :-))
I agree, and I do love this sort of of detective work.
Ashish, I am sorry, I am reseraching right now, I was relying on what I was told. The owner of the house where we stayed said that it was a toad, but probably you are right, it is a frog and still feeds on geckos?
@Ashish: I am afraid, its not a frog, but a toad that was actually feeding on frogs and geckos. He came out a night.