The Arabian sand boa lives in Arabian deserts. It has unique eyes and hunts at night. These snakes bury in sand to ambush geckos. They are small, golden-brown, and lay eggs. Females help hatchlings ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. HARYANA, India – The red sand boa is a non-venomous snake that thrives in dry scrublands and grasslands that offer loose sand the snake can burrow ...

One tiny animal at a Massachusetts zoo posed a tough challenge: Finding the creature concealed in its hiding spot. The Franklin Park Zoo in Boston asked its followers on Facebook to spot a Kenyan sand ...

Registered in schedule IV of the Wildlife Protection Act, the Red Sand Boa (Eryx johnii) is a threatened specie and its ...

While forest department officials, members of an NGO and veterinarian Dr Rina Dev, have been making every effort to save the life of a red sand boa rescued from wildlife trafficking two months ago, ...

Having a bad day? Watch this video of a Kenyan sand boa who loves his sandbox. Even if you don't like snakes, it will make you happy. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and pop-culture ...

Many snake species have adapted to a burrowing lifestyle, using their digging skills for protection, temperature regulation, and hunting. The article highlights several burrowing snakes, including the ...

Meet Waffle, a baby Kenyan sand boa who loves goofing off in his turtle-shaped sand pit. He’s part of Jenny Gaines’ educational reptile show business, with which she spreads understanding and ...

In a major crackdown on wildlife trafficking, the Cuffe Parade Police arrested four individuals for illegally attempting to sell a Red Sand Boa snake near Maker Tower south Mumbai, an official said on ...

The snake in the photo, a Kenyan sand boa, has eyes on the top of its head to see other animals while burying the rest of its body, according to the Franklin Park Zoo. Screengrab from the Franklin ...