A yellow-bellied sea snake on rocks
Yellow-bellied sea snakes have small hexagonal-shaped scales.
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Hydrophis platurus
Yellow-bellied sea snakes have small hexagonal-shaped scales.
This photo clearly shows the paddle-shaped tip of a yellow-bellied sea snake, which it uses as an oar when swimming.
Yellow-bellied sea snakes can reach 4 feet in length, with females being slightly longer than males.
Yellow-bellied sea snakes have long heads and blunt snouts.
Yellow bellied sea snakes have dark stripes on their backs that turn into spots.
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