Genus Anniella

in Nature Observer7 days ago
Latin NameObservation dateLocation
Genus AnniellaJuly 29, 2026Central Aceh Regency,Aceh, Indonesia

This is my latest discovery, a discovery that really surprised me about the presence of this animal, this is real not fiction. At that time I was in a palm oil plantation, right when I was cleaning the pulp of palm oil, suddenly I managed to find an animal that looked very similar to an earthworm, at first I didn't really care about the presence of the animal, but this animal showed unusual characteristics, the other animal moved aggressively, uncontrollably, and very unusual like a worm, this made me curious and tried to see this animal from a fairly close distance. In terms of appearance, this animal does look very similar to a worm, but let's look at it in more detail, this animal has very smooth and shiny scales, I also tried to photograph a picture of this animal and started showing it on Google, and it turned out that this was a wire snake. This snake is relatively small and resembles a worm. The good news is that it's completely harmless to humans. I even tried holding and playing with it. I think it's a very interesting and unique snake.

Okay everyone, now I will share some pictures of this wire snake here.



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PhotographyGenus Anniella
Photographer@maxmarvin


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Linkhttps://www.inaturalist.org/observations/386229732
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5.15749896.6279577https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=5.1574989897&mlon=96.6279577437#map=12/5.1575/96.6280

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That's very incredible. Thanks for sharing with us.

Thank you very much for your support my friend

Looks like a piece of brass wire :o)

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