Trimeresurus cyanolabris has a bright grass-green body, yellow eyes, a brick-red tail and blue lips, chin and throat, and it has been dubbed the blue-lipped green pit viper.

Researchers said they named the new species after the “yellow spot on each side” of its tail because other species of shieldtail snake usually have a stripe. Tailspot shieldtail snakes live in ...

Overall, the snake has a “bright grass-green” body fading to yellow-green on its sides and stomach. Its tail is a “dull brick red.” ...

Overall, the snake has a “bright grass-green” body fading to yellow-green on its sides and stomach. Its tail is a “dull brick red.” ...

Scientists found 1-foot-long striped reptiles in leaves, forest of Andes mountains and discovered a new species: Núñez’s snake, study said.

Rough Green Snake: These thin, smaller snakes have a green coloring that fades to yellow with a white belly. They often hide in trees and bushes and are typically 22 to 32 inches in length.

According to the Daily Mail, in October, a two-foot-long yellow belly sea snake was found on Silver Strand State Beach in Ventura County. In December, a 27-inch snake was found in Huntington Beach.

According to the Daily Mail, in October, a two-foot-long yellow belly sea snake was found on Silver Strand State Beach in Ventura County. In December, a 27-inch snake was found in Huntington Beach.

A second yellow-bellied sea snake has washed up on the Coromandel Peninsula. The Department of Conservation (DoC) was alerted to a sea snake at Little Bay in the Coromandel via the DoC hotline.