The Central American Lyresnake is a non-venomous snake characterized by its distinctive lyre-shaped pattern on its back. It is known for its ability to mimic the appearance of venomous snakes.
Habitat
Inhabits tropical forests and shrublands.
Diet
Feeds on lizards and small mammals.
How common
Uncommon
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