Genus Aspidelaps (Noun)
Meaning
African coral snakes.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- The genus Aspidelaps is a group of venomous snakes found in southern Africa, commonly known as coral snakes or harlequin snakes.
- Aspidelaps lubricus is a species within the genus Aspidelaps that is known for its striking pattern of red, yellow, and black bands.
- African coral snakes of the genus Aspidelaps are often mistaken for harmless species due to their vibrant coloration.
- Snakes within the genus Aspidelaps are known for their agility and are primarily diurnal, spending most of their time hunting during the day.
- The genus Aspidelaps consists of two recognized species, Aspidelaps lubricus and Aspidelaps scutatus, both of which are found in southern Africa.