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A brief introduction to snakes
Lepidium velutipes
The devil blew up the golden scales in the lamp.
Detailed introduction
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In the jungle where pythons are dense and there are fierce pythons, the natives say that this thing is as long as a person's arm, that is, it can form and generate wind and often chase the living pythons vertically.
People. He also said that the snake is the biggest and its nature is the most lewd. Once a woman falls into it, she will end up with a beautiful end.
Yin, you will die and be regarded as a kind of Yin dragon. Its meat can be used as medicine, and its effect is as good as god. The tail bone of boa constrictors is called "Ruyi Hook" by the people, and the shape after molding is very similar to that of copper coins, but only male pythons have it. Ruyi hook can be molded, which is really rare, and millions of dollars are hard to find. All kinds of black and white snakes are non-toxic, and only Li Jing can spit venom around meridians. If a woman is poisoned, she can be treated according to the prescription for treating snake venom, but even if the treatment is timely, it will leave sequelae. Lepidium velutipes
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Mysterious animals. Please see Shan Hai Jing for details.
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This is not an ordinary thing. Most of them are nontoxic. Although fierce, it can only strangle people and animals with muscle strength. Only the golden scale is one of the alternatives and the most lewd. There are water drops in the skull and a hook in the tailbone. When they are in their mouths, they can subdue ten women every day. There must be detoxification grass within five steps, but the only place where scale insects haunt is its nemesis "Guanyin Teng", but Guanyin Teng can only drive and catch scale insects, but it has no detoxification effect.
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Ran, there are about 73 species of boa constrictors belonging to the genus 17, including the largest living snake, but most of them are not that big. Pythagoras has not only residual hind limbs, but also residual hind limbs, which are scaly, and some species also have buccal pits that can feel infrared rays. Boidae can be divided into Oviposition Pythinae and Oviposition Pythinae, both of which include giant snakes and some medium-sized snakes. Anacondinae includes anaconda and anaconda, and sometimes it is further divided into two subfamilies. Pythons are widely distributed, mainly in America, Madagascar and New Guinea. The most famous anaconda is Eunectes murinus, a kind of green water python distributed in northern South America, which is the largest snake in existence. Although it is slightly shorter than the net python, it is heavier than the net python. The boa constrictor is a common one, which is widely distributed and found in most tropical areas of America, with more than 10 subspecies. Some subspecies of the common boa constrictor are larger members of the boa constrictor, which can reach 4.5 meters long, but much smaller than the green boa constrictor, while some subspecies are very small, only 1 meter long. There are many kinds of sand pythons, most of which are less than 1 m in length. They adapt to digging holes in the sand, and their habits are completely different from other members of the Pythagoras family. Sand pythons are mainly distributed in arid areas of Asia and Africa, and one species is found in Europe, while two kinds of small poisonous snakes in North America are also closely related to sand pythons. Pythinae is mainly distributed in the tropics of the old world, mostly in Oceania, and the most famous pythons are distributed in Asia and Africa. There are many kinds of pythons, among which Python reticulatus in Southeast Asia is the longest snake, with a length of 10 meter, but its weight is smaller than that of green water pythons. Molurus, an Indian python in Asia, and sebae, an African python in Rock Python, Africa, can all be more than 7 meters long, second only to green pythons and net pythons. The most famous python in Australia is the carpet python Morelia spilota (left), which is 2-4 meters long and has many subspecies. The patterns of different subspecies are very different. Morelia viridis (right) is a kind of green tree python distributed in northern Australia and New Guinea. It is yellow or orange when it is young, and turns green in adulthood. The green tree python is very similar to Carallus caninus, a lush tree owl in South America, but not close.