The Indian flying snake, with its sharp ridges and tree-dwelling habits, blends into the lush environments of the Eastern and Western Ghats. These agile climbers lay eggs in tree hollows and feed on a diet of rodents and bats. Witnessing a non-venomous flying snake soar through the treetops is a rare and captivating experience, showcasing the remarkable adaptations of these unique reptiles.Flying snake spotted in UP: All about this rare snake
The Indian flying snake, with its sharp ridges and tree-dwelling habits, blends into the lush environments of the Eastern and Western Ghats. These agile climbers lay eggs in tree hollows and feed on a diet of rodents and bats. Witnessing a non-venomous flying snake soar through the treetops is a rare and captivating experience, showcasing the remarkable adaptations of these unique reptiles.
