Tentacled Snake Animal Pictures
Erpeton tentaculatum
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Tentacled water snake under water
90% of the time, tentacled snakes don't move a muscle, so they're covered with algae.
Rare Tentacled Snake (Erpeton tentaculatum) from Thailand swamp
Tentacled Snakes have an uncanny ability to know where their prey is going to move next.
A captive tentacled snake displaying the two tentacles on its head
Tentacled water snakes are the only snakes with tentacles on their heads.
Tentacled snake coming to the surface for air
Tentacled snakes spend their entire lives in water and only come to the surface to breathe.
A tentacled water snake sneaking up on a fish
In zoos and aquariums, keepers generally feed goldfish to these snakes.
