A newly named species from Barbados could be the world’s smallest kind of snake.
Adults of the new threadsnake average only 100 millimeters long (not quite 4 inches), says evolutionary biologist Blair Hedges of Pennsylvania State University in University Park.
MICRO-SNAKE A newly named species from Barbados could be the world’s smallest kind of snake.
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