sea snake, Hilo and beach
Highly venomous yellow-bellied sea snake slithers onhore at East Hawai‘i beach
This highly venomous yellow-bellied sea snake was found pinned under a log Feb. 4 at Honli‘i Beach, a popular surf spot and beach park about 2 miles northwest of Hilo. (Photo Courtesy: Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture)
State collects ‘highly venomous’ sea snake from Hilo beach
COURTESY HDOA State agriculture officials said today that a highly venomous, yellow-bellied sea snake washed up at Honolii Beach in Hilo last week. A highly venomous, yellow-bellied sea snake was found washed up at Honoli’i Beach in Hilo last week,
I’ve been looking at everyone’s answer and bugger me, nothing.” Well, actually, it’s a yellow-faced whip snake and, no, it’s not a joke. The snake is actually in the photo. Here's one look: ...
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