Web30 Mar 2005 · Identification. Slow-worms are lizards, though they are often mistaken for snakes. Unlike snakes they have eyelids, a flat forked tongue and can drop their tail to escape from a predator. Slow-worms have a shiny appearance. Males are a greyish brown and females are brown with dark sides. Some females possess a thin line down the back. WebGrowing up to 6cm, the worm slug is light greyish or brownish and slender; worm-like. The head is tapered and the slug’s underside is a light yellow. They have a short lifespan, dying soon after egg laying, with new slugs hatching in the wintertime. It is commonly found in gardens, under bricks or rubbish.

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WebThere are three native snake species in the UK as well as several non-native species. Take a look at the pages below to find out more about where to find them, how to identify them, … WebThe Smooth snake is the United Kingdom's rarest native reptile; it is totally harmless to man. In the UK, the Smooth snake is a specialist of heathland, and native populations can be found only in the south of England; in the counties of Dorset, Hampshire, Surrey and West Sussex. Like most snakes, the Smooth snake will eat almost anything that ... commentator\u0027s sh

Rat-eating snakes in Wales after 10,000 years out of UK

WebThe yellow-bellied sea snake, also called the pelagic sea snake, is a species of snakes which can be found in tropical waters around the world. As its name implies, it has a yellow underbelly while its back is a brownish color. Its highly potent venom is able to cause renal damage if anti-venom is not administered. WebIn the UK, we're lucky enough to have three native species of snakes - the adder, the grass snake (pictured) and the smooth snake. The adder has a distinctive zig-zag pattern down … WebThe grass snake is usually greenish in colour - although this can vary. They have a yellow and black collar, pale belly, and dark markings down the sides. They are our longest snake … commentator\u0027s ow