Question

information about dog faced water snake

Answer 1

Dog-faced water snake is a member of the colubrid family. It can be found in the Southeast Asia. Dog-faced water snake inhabits mangroves, estuaries and mudflats. ... Number of dog-faced water snake in the wild is decreasing due to habitat loss (urbanization of coastal areas) and pollution of the water with pesticides.

Answer 2

Dog-faced water snake is a member of the colubrid family. It can be found in the Southeast Asia. Dog-faced water snake inhabits mangroves, estuaries and mudflats. It can be also found in the slow-flowing streams, ponds and rice fields. Dog-faced water snake can survive in fresh and saline waters, but it usually lives in brackish waters. Number of dog-faced water snake in the wild is decreasing due to habitat loss (urbanization of coastal areas) and pollution of the water with pesticides. Luckily, population of dog-faced water snake is still large (it is not on the list of endangered animals).