Toxin sequestration explains why the tiger keelback snake, endemic to the wooded areas of East and Southeast Asia, makes poisonous toads a regular part of its diet. The tiger keelback, pictured ...

Pilibhit: A non-venomous snake, the Painted Keelback (Xenochrophis cerasogaster), was found in Dudhwa Tiger Reserve (DTR) in Lakhimpur Kheri on Tuesday. This rare species was first discovered in ...

Taking a closer look at the reptiles, researchers quickly realized they’d discovered a new species: Hebius citrinoventer, or the Yingjiang keelback snake. Yingjiang keelback snakes can reach ...

A Peters’s keelback snake (Hebius petersii) specimen from the NUS Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum’s collections. The species is extinct in Singapore. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert!

A Green Tree frog has been caught on film devouring a snake for tea. Lex and Melissa MacPherson were inside their Cedar Vale ...

The tiger keelback snake, shown here, is one of the rare "venomous-poisonous" animals of the world. One such example is the tiger keelback snake of east Asia. The tiger keelback secretes a ...

Caption Utah State University herpetologist Alan Savitzky examines a keelback snake at the Ashiu Forest Research Station near Kyoto, Japan. He and colleagues published findings about an adaptation ...