Tree Snake on Branch
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At the Vancouver Aquarium, this tree snake was just sitting perfectly coiled on his branch enjoying the view. Not sure exactly what species of snake this is, if anybody wants to enlighten us.
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Comments (27)
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ritamb1
It is definitely Corallus caninus, emerald tree boa.
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chrismitch
The pic is perfect.. to the comment about it being blurry its called depth of field. Its better not to write things that make you sound really stupid
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Anonymous
Emerald Tree Boa
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Anonymous
Skytaker, did that comment have anything to do with anything??? Of course its a green snake, but I do agree with the majority of people, and say it is indeed an Emerald Tree Boa. The white stripes on the Boa tend to be bigger and more of a line, while the Green Tree Python has smaller and more round spots.
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NameOrPseudonym
Sigh. I like this.
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Hilary
Nice! I don't think it's too blurry - it's quite well focused, in fact. You picked the eyes out nicely.
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Anonymous
this is pro dact very very nice and iam thank's for you
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Anonymous
I'm gonna go out on a limb on this one and say this is a green snake...yes thats it!
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Traevore
may be my favorite on this site.
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Anonymous
Super Klasse !!!
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Anonymous
i actually took a picture of the same snake, i got many nice pictures in vancouver
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Anonymous
nice. thanks lot of ppl at work are getting freaked at work after seeing this.
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Anonymous
Gotta agree, that is definetly a the "Carnivorous Orchid", emerald tree boa, Corallus Caninus.
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Anonymous
it is 100% absolutely Corallus Caninus, The Emerald Tree Boa. Green Tree Pythons (M. Viridis) don't have that elongated monstrous snout/head, and the banding on Emmies (classic emmies) is thin and wide like that. Nice shot.
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Anonymous
Coolest Image Ever C=
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Anonymous
Def. not too blurry. The focus on the eyes and nothing else is absolutely stunning.
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Anonymous
It's an emerald tree boa.
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hype
Great image and I think the blur works really well. (I even just registered so I could give the 'Too blurry' comment a negative rating).
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Thanks for the comments guys! I took this picture a long time ago and so I forget what the sign said about species, but Zachary's mention of emerald tree boa definitely rings a bell. I'm thinking that's what it is. No colour enhancement except for brightness increase. And as for the blur, well I didn't have a tripod that day and was somewhat forced to use a large aperture. I wasn't too fond of the shallow depth of field either but it still works.....
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Anonymous
Ssssuperb!