Indian scientists discover a new snake species and it was hiding in Mizoram all along
Scientists have identified a new species of reed snake, Calamaria mizoramensis, in Mizoram, India. Initially collected in 2008, it was only recognized as distinct through modern DNA testing and morphological analysis. This non-venomous, secretive snake, found in forested hills, highlights the region's rich and underexplored biodiversity.
Scientists have identified a new species of reed snake, Calamaria mizoramensis, in Mizoram, India. Initially collected in 2008, it was only recognized as distinct through modern DNA testing and morphological analysis. This non-venomous, secretive snake, found in forested hills, highlights the region's rich and underexplored biodiversity.
