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The Yellow-faced Whipsnake is diurnal. .
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| ELAPID SNAKE | |||||||
| Family ELAPIDAE | |||||||
| VENOMOUS BUT NOT REGARDED AS DANGEROUS | |||||||
| Description: | |||||||
| The Yellow-faced Whipsnake has a dark "comma" with a creamy-yellow margin around the eye and a yellow edged dark bar across the snout. This snake's slender body is grey to olive-brown. | |||||||
| Size: | |||||||
| Adults 80 - 100 cm | |||||||
| Behaviour: | |||||||
The Yellow-faced Whipsnake is diurnal. . |
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| Prey: | |||||||
| Mainly lizards and sometimes frogs and reptile eggs | |||||||
| Reproduction: | |||||||
| Females lay up to 9 eggs. | |||||||
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