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Western Green Mamba
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Dendroaspis viridis

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Western Green Mamba - Photo 1

Western green mamba isolated

Western green mamba

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Western Green Mamba - Photo 2

Western green mamba in a tree

Western green mamba enjoy

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Boomslang in tree

Boomslang in a tree

Boomslangs are easy to confuse with green mambas. However, boomslangs have large eyes and the juveniles have a large emerald-colored eye.

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Western green mamba on white background.

Western green mamba

Western green mamba on white background.

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western green mamba coiled over the top of tree limb

Western green mamba resting in tree

Western green mambas (D. viridis) often rest in trees, waiting for prey to wander too close.

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Closeup of western green mamba with mouth open

Western Green Mamba

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

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Western green mamba in a tree

Western Green Mamba

Dendroaspis viridis

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