Sep 23, 2025
Many-banded Coral Snake (Micrurus multifasciatus), defensive position, family Elapidae, Costa Rica
Venomous.
photograph by Diego Ugalde
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Many-banded Coral Snake (Micrurus multifasciatus), defensive position, family Elapidae, Costa Rica
Venomous.
photograph by Diego Ugalde
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American Alligator with Coral Snake | Jon Burket
An Eastern coral snake (Micrurus fulvius) in Florida, USA
by Noah Mueller
Episode 25 of the SquaMates Podcast, hosted by me, palaeo- and concept artist Gabriel Ugueto, comic artist and herp breeder @blackmudpuppy, and snake researcher Hiral Naik, has just dropped on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify!
In this episode we talk about a really cool predation observation, the importance of publishing behavioural or observational notes, and some follow-up on the anaconda mess from Episode 24.
A more legible version of my RYB infograph on identifying coral snakes.
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Eastern coral snake (Micrurus fulvius).
Credit: Trent Adamson
Alessandro Michele illustration by Jumpei Kawamura
Langsdorff’s Coral Snake (Micrurus langsdorffi), family Elapidae, Iquitos, Peru
Venomous.
photograph by Christoph Meyer