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Safari a km 0...sempre in giardin View gallery (14 photos)

newborn rat snake sent on August 23, 2016 (19:13) by Giulietta Cazzaro. 104 comments, 4377 views.

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23-8-2016. Appena scattata, nel mio giardino, e subito postata. Più che altro è un appello...Ho appena salvato dalle grinfie della gatta questo esserino, e spero tanto che sopravviva....ha la schiena spezzata... Il suo nome è “Biacco”, il nome scientifico “Hierophis viridiflavus” ed appartiene alla famiglia dei Colubridi (dal latino coluber=serpente). E' possibile incontrarlo nei nostri giardini poichè è diffuso in tutta Italia ed è molto adattabile... E' INNOCUO! quindi non spaventatevi, non uccidetelo e, semmai, allontanatelo con un bastone. E' innocuo perchè non ha nè le ghiandole velenifere, nè il veleno, nè i tipici denti per iniettarlo. In caso di pericolo, se può scegliere, preferisce la fuga poichè è un gran bel corridore,e anche nuotatore, agile e sinuoso ma se si trova proprio costretto a difendersi attacca con piccoli velocissimi morsi che provocano solo lievi graffi. Da adulto arriva a 1,30 m...quindi riesce a spaventare tutti!!! Si muove e va a caccia di giorno. Si nutre di lucertole, di vipere (è immune al loro veleno), uova di uccelli, topi, salamandre, rane, rospi e anfibi apodi (vermicelli del terreno).

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Giulietta Cazzaro

sent on March 11, 2024 (22:06) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

- Bepi
- Roberto Carrano
Thank you for your kind comments and appreciation for this little creature.
Cheers :-)

Troise Carmine - Washi

sent on March 13, 2024 (14:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Well done beautiful photo and announcement from Stella!
here everything is killed :-o - I know fishermen in the Alpine Lakes that when they arrive if they meet Vipers they kill. even 5/6 think if every fisherman had a good day in this way

Massimo.Strumia

sent on March 13, 2024 (15:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Last summer I saw a big black snake in my communal garden!
I think he has his den under a thick bush near the intercoms! :-o
There are many lizards in the garden that probably attracted him.
Let's hope that no one threatens it, but unfortunately many people have big and unjustified prejudices about snakes and snakes.
Nice photo, hello.

Giulietta Cazzaro

sent on March 28, 2024 (11:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

@ - Troise Carmine- Washi
@ - Massimo. Strumia
: Fortunately, there are people who appreciate even the most outcast creatures.
"He who knows loves."
I have learned to respect all creatures,
(I deeply hate
the annoying mosquitoes,
and then ants, snails and snails that devastate my garden.)
Culture and education: photography can also be used to disseminate knowledge.
Cheers ;-)

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