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About the Striped Skaapsteker
The striped skaapsteker is a slender, non-venomous snake of southern Africa, recognised by its elongated body and longitudinal dark stripes running along a lighter background. It is mainly associated with grassland, fynbos, savanna and other habitats with suitable ground cover. It feeds primarily on frogs, small reptiles and other small vertebrate prey. It is generally active during the day and relies on speed and concealment when disturbed.
How to identify the Striped Skaapsteker
Slender, fast-moving snake with three distinct longitudinal stripes running along the body. The background colour is typically olive, brown or greyish, with a pale underside and relatively narrow head.
Did you know?
The Striped Skaapsteker is non-venomous and relies on speed and agility to escape threats rather than confronting predators.
Also known as: Streepskaapsteker, Skaapsteker
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