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Reptil / Reptile

Central American coral snake

Central American coral snake (Micrurus nigrocinctus) is a venomous coral snake with red, black and yellow or white bands, associated with leaf litter and forest floors.

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Fauna

Description

Micrurus nigrocinctus

It is secretive and spends much time under cover, logs or loose soil. It feeds on other snakes, lizards and small elongate vertebrates. Its coloration warns of toxicity, so it should never be handled. In the region it is associated with leaf litter, forest floors and areas with refuges.

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