Green Mamba Animal Pictures

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Closeup of western green mamba with mouth open

Western Green Mamba
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Western green mambas (D. viridis) inhabit coastal rainforests in West Africa.

Green mamba

The green mamba is a long, slender bodied snake with smooth scales and a narrow, coffin-shaped head.
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The green mamba is a long, slender bodied snake with smooth scales and a narrow, coffin-shaped head.

Green mamba

black mamba vs green mamba
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Venomous East African green mamba snake in a tree. Green mambas have short, fixed fangs at the front of their mouths.

Green mamba

Western green mambas are bright green towards the head, shifting to yellow or orange at the tail.
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Western green mambas are bright green towards the head, shifting to yellow or orange at the tail.

Green mamba

Juvenile green mamba striking a pose. Juveniles are blue-green, becoming bright green when they are around 75 centimeters (2 ft 6 in) long.
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Juvenile green mamba striking a pose. Juveniles are blue-green, becoming bright green when they are around 75 centimeters (2 ft 6 in) long.

Western green mamba on white background.

Western green mamba
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Western green mamba on white background.