海外「蛇が人目につかない場所に隠れたいとき」

The name Kenya Snavore comes from Kenya, one of the main distribution fabrics. In English, it is called Kenyan Sand Boa, which represents the habit of diving in the sand. There are also other names such as Nile Snavore and Higasia Fricasandboa. Kenya Snavores are nocturnal and live in deserts and savannah sand and soil. They ambush and attack small mammals and lizards. It is oviparous and gives birth to 3 to 21 young snakes at a time. The Kenyan snabore is a small snake, averaging 45cm for males and 70cm for females. It can reach up to 60cm for males and 90cm for females. The Kenyan snuboa is thick and short, and the neck is not constricted. The head is wedge-shaped and suitable for digging holes. The tail is also very short and cannot be distinguished from a part of the body. Its body color is orange to yellow with irregular dark brown markings. My abdomen is whitish. There are also individuals with albino and red pigment deficiency. The Kenyan snuboa is an animal food that feeds mainly on small mammals and lizards. In captivity, you can give a mouse to fit the size.