The Neotropical Whip Snake is a slender, agile snake with a long tail and smooth scales, often exhibiting a striking coloration. This species is known for its speed and ability to climb trees in search of prey.
Habitat
Prefers open woodlands and scrub areas.
Diet
Feeds on small mammals, lizards, and birds.
How common
Uncommon
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