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Leptotyphlops- smallest snake on earth?
August 15, 2008 by Anonymous, 1 year 14 weeks ago
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I have seen four of these snakes in my property in a town called warri Nigeria. I was very surprise to read/hear that these snake are native of barbados?
I know for a fact that they can not stay in the sun for more than five mins., I left one out on the sun and it died.
Heard, they like cool places...but does anyone know if they are dangerous