Bolivian Coral Snake
Micrurus frontifasciatus
Micrurus frontifasciatus, also known commonly as the Bolivian triad coral snake and coral tricolor boliviana in South American Spanish, is a species of venomous snake in the family Elapidae. The species is native to South America.
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Description
Micrurus frontifasciatus is a medium to long species of coral snake. The longest measured specimen is the holotype, which has a total length (tail included) of 104 cm (41 in). Its coloration consists of red, white, and black rings, in a triad pattern in common with many coral snakes.
Range & habitat
Micrurus frontifasciatus is found in Bolivia and Peru, at elevations of 500–2,840 m (1,640–9,320 ft).
Wikipedia: “Geographic distribution”
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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