Pipe snake, Burrowing, Venomous, Non-Venomous
Pipe snake, Burrowing, Venomous, Non-Venomous
Pipe snake, any primitive burrowing snake characterized by remnants of a pelvic girdle and belonging to the genera Cylindrophis, Anilius, or Anomochilus. Each genus represents a distinct family: the Cylindrophiidae, Aniliidae, and Anomochilidae, respectively. All are small to moderately sized
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