#lycodon

[herpsandbirds]

Two-coloured Wolf Snake (Lycodon bicolor), family Colubridae. Uzbekistan

photograph by Bobby Bok

[snototter]

A striped dwarf tree snake (Lycodon tristrigatus) in Sarawak, Malaysia

by Bernard Dupont

[deepestbluesky]

hello it is time for a VERY niche post. join me for... SHL characters as SNAKES!!!!! i tried to find snakes that naturally occur in china or near china, as a terrible added parameter—there's a TON of snakes in china, but i just don't know many so it's terrible bc it added a lot of work for me lol. but i've learned things! and found some cool snakes! so! let's go. pictures of snakes ahead, if that's not your thing, feel free to peace out.

Wen Kexing - Sinomicrurus macclellandi a coral snake! just a nice boy you know? just a nice, extremely venemous boy with dramatic red coloration. shamless plug for my fic where wkx turns into This Snake.

Zhou Zishu - Bungarus multicinctus look at this lovely unassuming snake. got some goth-y drama but overall not too bad, right? one of the most venomous land snakes in the world 😌 (also. he and wkx match but like in a complimentary way.)

Zhang Chengling - Pareas margaritophorus the first thing wikipedia says about this snake is that it is small and harmless. for the first time so far, i am not trying to mislead you. just a little snek boi!!!!!! cute!!!!!! I Want To Hold And Protect Him

Gu Xiang - Fowlea piscator look i'm gonna be honest. there are not a lot of snakes that are even REMOTELY purple but this one has a little purple whip tongue! also, not venemous but (if it's anything like water snakes in the US) kind of an asshole. apparently pretends to be a cobra. look at her go.

Cao Weining - Coelognathus radiatus this snake has no thoughts in its head. look at it. i don't mean as a species i mean This One. That's cwn. just sitting there doing a blep. no venom, apparently a defensive sort of dude. cool colors tho!

Luo Fumeng - Calliophis bivirgatus a different kind of coral snake! i've gone a bit further outside of china for this one but LOOK at how gorgeous it is. how could i not let lfm be this glamorous. also i like the idea that she's a different genus of snake than wkx but still a (venemous) coral snake.

Liu Qianqiao - Elaphe taeniura gonna be honest here, the common name of this snake in english is the beauty snake (or ratsnake), so i didn't think too much farther. there's a ton of different color morphs of it. look at it, the elegance! she's beauty she's grace she'll constrict you (if you are a small mammal)!

Xie Wang - Bungarus fasciatus this is a different krait! zzs has MANY bands, xw just has bands. a little brighter colored and more extra than zzs, sliiiightly less deadly, still can very definitely kill you. LOOK at that warning coloration. if i was to pick two characters to DEFINITELY have warning coloration, it WOULD be wkx and xw.

Du Pusa - Euprepiophis mandarinus this is NOT my best work, but i just thought this snake was really pretty and so i was determined to include it somehow. hence: dps. they are ~secretive~ apparently. also. again. Look At It

Ye Baiyi - Python bivittatus BIG BOY!!!! ALMOST THE BIGGEST BOY!!!!! does occur in white color morphs in captivity (and like, i guess presumably in the wild? at one point? but i have to imagine that's like. not so much a thing anymore.) also, did i pick the picture that looks the most like a cryptid? of course i did, it's yby. he doesn't want his picture taken. he doesn't want you to know he exists even. leave him alone. where he belongs in his natural habitat.

Han Ying - Lycodon septentrionalis a shiny pretty boy. a shiny pretty boy who looks very much like a many-banded krait, in fact. however, they're not venemous. hy just looks like zzs. again: LOOK AT THIS GOOD SNEK.

Jing Beiyuan - Ahaetulla prasina several things here. one, this is an elegant but strange boy (i don't think this shows just how weird this guy's nose looks. it's like someone took a snake's nose and used pliers to stretch it out all pointy). two, FASHION!!! look at those pattens!!!!! a striking example. and three, it looks kind of like wu xi's snakeclet

Wu Xi - Naja atra he's a cobra. i think this speaks for itself.

[theweirdfanwu-who]

Wednesday x Enid x Ajax WoeLydcodon im making that the ship name since Lycodon = Wolf Snake & yea-

[petnews2day]

'Exceedingly Rare' Snake Rediscovered on Tree in Tibet

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'Exceedingly Rare' Snake Rediscovered on Tree in Tibet

The Gammie’s wolf snake (Lycodon gammiei) is an “exceedingly rare” species of Asian snake, but researchers managed to find one in the middle of the night as it was hanging out on a big tree in Xizang/Tibet. A research article published this week in ZooKeys details the find. According to researchers, L. gammiei is “a rare non-venomous snake […]

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[rnomics]

Animals, Vol. 13, Pages 731: Characteristics of Microbiota in Different Segments of the Digestive Tract of Lycodon rufozonatus

The gastrointestinal tract of animals contains microbiota, forming a complex microecosystem. Gut microbes and their metabolites can regulate the development of host innate and adaptive immune systems. Animal immune systems maintain intestinal symbiotic microbiota homeostasis. However, relatively few studies have been published on reptiles, particularly snakes, and even fewer studies on different parts of the digestive tracts of these animals. Herein, we used 16S #rRNA gene sequencing to investigate the microbial community composition and adaptability in the stomach and small and large intestines of Lycodon rufozonatus. Proteobacteria, Bacteroidetes, and Firmicutes were most abundant in the stomach; Fusobacteria in the small intestine; and Proteobacteria, Bacteroidetes, Fusobacteria, and Firmicutes in the large intestine. No dominant genus could be identified in the stomach; however, dominant genera were evident in the small and large intestines. The microbial diversity index was significantly higher in the stomach than in the small and large intestines. Moreover, the influence of the microbial community structure on function was clarified through function prediction. Collectively, the gut microbes in the different segments of the digestive tract revealed the unique features of the L. rufozonatus gut microbiome. Our results provide insights into the co-#evolutionary relationship between reptile gut microbiota and their hosts. https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/13/4/731?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

[polymathesaurus-blog]

Lycodon aulicus- Common Wolf Snake. Some models are so beautiful that you can’t post about them just once. So here’s 3 more shots of our favourite, Lycan!!! Yeah that’s what Siddharth is naming this wolf snake. Lycan has been the most curious snake by far Siddharth has handled. Continuously moved, never stopped once and even gave a couple of warning shots when got interrupted too much. Otherwise totally harmless cute little fella. #wolfsnake #snakesofinstagram #discoversnakes #nonvenomous #lycodon https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs-jskwFU8E/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1lxas5y9j0qh3

[cienciasnacionales]

Descubren una nueva especie de serpiente del género Lycodon al sur de China Asia, es un contiene rico en una increíble y fascinante biodiversidad, mucha de la cual es totalmente desconocida para la comunidad científica, como es el caso del reciente descubrimiento de una nueva especie de serpiente del género Lycodon.

[snakeoftheday]

Todays Snake Is:

The Indian Wolf Snake (Lycodon aulicus) is a nonvenomous species native to southern and southeastern Asia. These snakes vary in appearance according to location, appearing a patternless brown or banded with brown, black, yellow, or white. The name of this snake’s genus derives from its large front teeth. 

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[kenyannick]

Fear Factor

A friend of ours, Linnea, had been asking  if she could accompany us on one of our herping trips and what better excuse for us to check out our favourite herping spot again (as if we needed an excuse!) Linnea wanted to see some snakes and as we headed up the trail I assured her that we’d see a snake, and that we’d never been to this location and NOT seen a snake. We started the night by checking…

[herpsandbirds]

Philippine Wolf Snake (Lycodon philippinus), family Colubridae, Philippines

photograph by Rupert Grassby-Lewis

[lycodox]

"A LYCODON is a genus of colubrid snakes, commonly known as 'wolf snakes'. The New Latin name Lycodon refers to the fang-like anterior maxillary and mandibular teeth."

I didn't break out. SOMEBODY LET ME OUT.

[reptilemanaustralia]

Another few hundred more genus names by Reptile man Raymond Hoser

Guystebbinsus Hoser, 2012 594. Hadronyche (Wongaraneaus) Hoser, 2017 595. Harrigankukriae Hoser, 2012 596. Hawkeswoodsaurus (Nussbaumsaurus) Hoser, 2013 597. Hawkeswoodsaurus (Raselimananasaurus) Hoser, 2013 598. Hawkeswoodsaurus (Raxworthysaurus) Hoser, 2013 599. Hawkeswoodsaurus Hoser, 2013 600. Hawkeswoodus Hoser, 2012 601. Hemiphyllodactylus (Ferehemiphyllodactylus) Hoser, 2019 602. Hopviridi Hoser, 2020 603. Hoseraspea Hoser, 2012 604. Hoserea Hoser, 2009 605. Hoserelapidea Hoser, 2012 606. Hoserkukriae Hoser, 2012 607. Hoserranae Hoser, 2020 608. Hugheskukri Hoser, 2012 609. Hulimkai Hoser, 2012 610. Hydrophis (Crottyhydrophis) Hoser, 2013 611. Incertanura Hoser, 2020 612. Infigo Hoser, 2021 613. Inlustanura Hoser, 2020 614. Innocuascincus Hoser, 2022 615. Isopachys (Paraisopachys) Hoser, 2020 616. Jackyhoserboa Hoser, 2013 617. Jackyhoserea Hoser, 2012 618. Jackyhosergecko (Solomoncolotes) Hoser, 2018 619. Jackyhosergecko Hoser, 2018 25 25 620. Jackyhoserhylea Hoser, 2020 621. Jackyhosernatrix Hoser, 2012 622. Jackyhosersaur Hoser, 2013 623. Jackyhoserscincea Hoser, 2015 624. Jackyindigoea Hoser, 2012 625. Jackypython Hoser, 2009 626. Jacobclarkus Hoser, 2012 627. Jockpaullus Hoser, 2012 628. Johnwilsontyphlops Hoser, 2012 629. Judywhybrowea Hoser, 2012 630. Kalahariacontias Hoser, 2015 631. Karimdaouesus Hoser, 2012 632. Katrinahoserea Hoser, 2012 633. Katrinahoserserpenea Hoser, 2012 634. Katrinahosertyphlops Hoser, 2012 635. Katrinahoserviperea Hoser, 2013 636. Katrinus Hoser, 2000 637. Kendslider Hoser, 2014 638. Kerryleewennigea Hoser, 2019 639. Kirnerea Hoser, 2012 640. Korniliostyphlops Hoser, 2014 641. Kottelatgekko (Tenuisalbavincula) Hoser, 2021 642. Kottelatgekko Hoser, 2021 643. Kraussus Hoser, 2012 644. Kuekus Hoser, 2013 645. Kullandergekko (Kullandergekko) Hoser, 2021 646. Kullandergekko Hoser, 2021 647. Kumanjayiwalkerus Hoser, 2020 648. Laidlawserpens Hoser, 2012 649. Laidlawtyphlops Hoser, 2012 650. Laidlawus Hoser, 2012 651. Lateratenebriscincus Hoser, 2019 652. Laurielevysaurus Hoser, 2014 653. Lautusdigituscolotes (Aurumgekko) Hoser, 2018 654. Lautusdigituscolotes (Glanduliscrusgekko) Hoser, 2018 655. Lautusdigituscolotes Hoser, 2018 656. Lazarusus Hoser, 2016 657. Lenhosertyphlops Hoser, 2012 658. Lenhoserus Hoser, 2000 659. Lepidodactylus (Borealiscolotes) Hoser, 2018 660. Leswilliamsus Hoser, 2012 661. Leucodigirana Hoser, 2020 662. Libertadictus (Adelynhosertyphlops) Hoser, 2013 663. Libertadictus (Bennetttyphlops) Hoser, 2013 664. Libertadictus (Buckleytyphlops) Hoser, 2013 665. Libertadictus (Jackyhosertyphlops) Hoser, 2013 666. Libertadictus (Kerrtyphlops) Hoser, 2013 667. Libertadictus (Mantyphlops) Hoser, 2013 668. Libertadictus (Pattersontyphlops) Hoser, 2013 669. Libertadictus (Robinwitttyphlops) Hoser, 2013 670. Libertadictus (Sheatyphlops) Hoser, 2013 671. Libertadictus (Silvatyphlops) Hoser, 2013 672. Libertadictus (Slopptyphlops) Hoser, 2013 673. Libertadictus (Suewitttyphlops) Hoser, 2013 674. Lindholtsaurus Hoser, 2014 675. Lineascincus Hoser, 2022 676. Linguarosea Hoser, 2021 677. Liophidium (Mattborgus) Hoser, 2013 26 26 678. Liopholidophis (Chrisnewmanus) Hoser, 2013 679. Llewellynura (Microlitoria) Hoser, 2020 680. Longinidis Hoser, 2012 681. Lovelinaychelys Hoser, 2021 682. Lukefabaserpens Hoser, 2012 683. Lyalgekko (Macrolyalgekko) Hoser, 2021 684. Lyalgekko Hoser, 2021 685. Lycodon (Kotabilycodon) Hoser, 2014 686. Lycodon (Paralycodon) Hoser, 2014 687. Macmillanus Hoser, 2012 688. Maconchieus Hoser, 2012 689. Macphieus Hoser, 2012 690. Macropogonomys Hoser, 2020 691. Maculagekko Hoser, 2021 692. Maculatumetglobum Hoser, 2021 693. Magnaocellus Hoser, 2018 694. Magnumoculus Hoser, 2020 695. Malayocolotes (Titiwangsacolotes) Hoser, 2019 696. Malayocolotes Hoser, 2019 697. Manamendraarachchius Hoser, 2014 698. Mannixsaurus Hoser, 2018 699. Manserpens Hoser, 2013 700. Mariolisus Hoser, 2012 701. Marlenegecko (Marlenegecko) Hoser, 2017 702. Marlenegecko (Robwatsongecko) Hoser, 2017 703. Marlenegecko Hoser, 2017 704. Martinekchelys Hoser, 2021 705. Martinekcolotes Hoser, 2018 706. Martinekea Hoser, 2012 707. Martinwellstyphlops Hoser, 2012 708. Maryannmartinekea Hoser, 2017 709. Masonnicolasaurus Hoser, 2014 710. Matteoea Hoser, 2009 711. Maxhoseragama (Eksteinagama) Hoser, 2014 712. Maxhoseragama Hoser, 2014 713. Maxhoserboa Hoser, 2012 714. Maxhoserini Hoser, 2012 715. Maxhosersaurus Hoser, 2013 716. Maxhoserus Hoser, 2012 717. Maxhoservipera Hoser, 2012 718. Maxinehoserranae (Vegrandihyla) Hoser, 2020 719. Maxinehoserranae Hoser, 2020 720. Mcphieus Hoser, 2022 721. Melanoseps (Ebolaseps) Hoser, 2015 722. Melvillesaurea Hoser, 2015 723. Mesaspis (Rayplattsaurus) Hoser, 2014 724. Michaelnicholsus Hoser, 2012 725. Mitrolysis (Invisibiliaauris) Hoser, 2020 726. Mitrolysis (Paramitrolysis) Hoser, 2020 727. Mixophyes (Feremixophyes) Hoser, 2020 728. Mixophyes (Paramixophyes) Hoser, 2016 729. Mixophyes (Quasimixophyes) Hoser, 2020 730. Moechaeanura (Aspercutis) Hoser, 2020 731. Moechaeanura (Telaater) Hoser, 2020 732. Moechaeanura Hoser, 2020 733. Montivipera (Apexvipera) Hoser, 2016 734. Morotaigekko Hoser, 2021 735. Moseselfakharikukri Hoser, 2012 27 27 736. Mosestyphlops Hoser, 2012 737. Mosleyia (Amnisrana) Hoser, 2020 738. Mullinsus Hoser, 2009 739. Mulvanyus Hoser, 2012 740. Namazonurus (Atikaea) Hoser, 2013 741. Namazonurus (Slatterysaurus) Hoser, 2013 742. Nasuscuspis Hoser, 2020 743. Neilsimpsonus Hoser, 2012 744. Neilsonnemanus Hoser, 2012 745. Neoseps (Floridascincus) Hoser, 2015 746. Nephrurus (Nephrurus) Hoser, 2016 747. Nephrurus (Paranephrurus) Hoser, 2016 748. Nephrurus (Quazinephrurus) Hoser, 2016 749. Newmansaurus Hoser, 2014 750. Nigreosoculus Hoser, 2020 751. Nigricansalvum Hoser, 2021 752. Nindibamus Hoser, 2012 753. Ninkukri Hoser, 2012 754. Ninsaurus Hoser, 2013 755. Nintyphlops Hoser, 2012 756. Ninvipera Hoser, 2013 757. Nocivi Hoser, 2022 758. Notacalotes Hoser, 2014 759. Notactenophorus Hoser, 2015 760. Notanemoia Hoser, 2019 761. Notascelotes Hoser, 2015 762. Nothoserphus Brues, 1940 763. Novamyuchelys Hoser, 2018 764. Nyctimystes (Asperohyla) Hoser, 2020 765. Nyctimystes (Magnummanibus) Hoser, 2020 766. Obscuramacula Hoser, 2021 767. Obscuraskinkus (Sparsuskinkus) Hoser, 2022 768. Obscuraskinkus Hoser, 2022 769. Occultatahyla (Webpede) Hoser, 2020 770. Occultatahyla Hoser, 2020 771. Ocellatalbum Hoser, 2022 772. Odatria (Honlamus) Hoser, 2013 773. Odatria (Kimberleyvaranus) Hoser, 2013 774. Odatria (Pilbaravaranus) Hoser, 2013 775. Oedura (Fereoedura) Hoser, 2017 776. Oedurella (Graciledactylus) Hoser, 2017 777. Oedurella (Parvusdactylus) Hoser, 2017 778. Ornatanura Hoser, 2020 779. Ottobreus Hoser, 2012 780. Oxychelys Hoser, 2021 781. Oxycrocodylus Hoser, 2012 782. Oxygecko Hoser, 2016 783. Oxykukrius Hoser, 2012 784. Oxynatrix Hoser, 2012 785. Oxyphryne Hoser, 2020 786. Oxyreedus Hoser, 2012 787. Oxysaurus Hoser, 2013 788. Oxyscincus (Roseacaudatus) Hoser, 2015 789. Oxyscincus (Rubercollumus) Hoser, 2015 790. Oxyscincus Hoser, 2015 791. Oxyserpens (Jealousserpens) Hoser, 2013 792. Oxyserpens Hoser, 2013 793. Oxyslop Hoser, 2020

[petnews2day]

Spatial and temporal assessment of snake encounters in urban Delhi, India

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Spatial and temporal assessment of snake encounters in urban Delhi, India

Throughout the study, the dominant species identified within the study area were Ptyas mucosa (Indian Rat Snake), Naja naja (Spectacled cobra), and Lycodon aulicus (Common Wolf Snake) in Delhi urban setup indicate that these species may have synurbanized, a phenomenon by which animals adapt to urban conditions through ecological and behavioural adaptations27. The adaptability to […]

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[yourawolfboyy]

Lycodon butleri [Butler's Wolf Snake]

[sburb-patch-notes]

SBURB PATCH NOTES M621

- Fuck it. Is plexiglass fixed yet? The answer is no. Seriously, it shouldn't be that hard to code. - Some Void players were encountering issues with flight and object creation on particularly high-gravity planets. That's been fixed now. Fuck physics! - Lycodon sidiki, Pseudocalotes baliomus, and the Vietnamese crocodile lizard have been added to the possible land consorts. - Did blowing something up in a Time player's home literally freeze you and everything around you in a 20-mile radius? You're free now, and that shouldn't happen anymore. - Fixed a bug where causing an overflow in the land input code puzzles summoned way more enemies than it should have if you were a Rage player. - BONUS FROGS! Space players, your chances of finding all your frogs have been increased for the next week! Good luck!

Hadron Kaleido, CEO