#trachyboa

[herpsandbirds]

Ecuadoran Eyelash Boa (Trachyboa gularis), family Tropidophiidae, endemic to Ecuador

CRITICALLY ENDANGERED.

Semi-aquatic, feed on frogs and fish.

Also called Tropidophis gularis.

Endangered due to habitat destruction. Species may be extinct in the wild.

Photograph by Justin Elden

[sundarsunya]

Northern Eyelash Boa (Trachyboa boulengeri)

A diminutive snake found in Colombia, Ecuador, and Panama.

Photo: Melissa Costales

[herpsandbirds]

Ecuadoran Eyelash Boa (Trachyboa gularis), family Tropidophiidae, endemic to Ecuador

CRITICALLY ENDANGERED.

Semi-aquatic, feed on frogs and fish.

Also called Tropidophis gularis.

Endangered due to habitat destruction. Species may be extinct in the wild.

Photograph by Dick Bartlett

[herpsandbirds]

Northern Eyelash Boa (Trachyboa boulengeri), family Tropidophiidae, Ecuador

Semi-aquatic, feed on frogs and fish.

Photograph by Jo Zb 

[herpsandbirds]

Northern Eyelash Boa (Trachyboa boulengeri), family Tropidophiidae, Ecuador

Semi-aquatic, feed on frogs and fish.

photograph by Cristian Torica

[herpsandbirds]

Northern Eyelash Boa (Trachyboa boulengeri), family Tropidophiidae, Ecuador

Semi-aquatic, feed on frogs and fish.

photograph by Frank Pichardo 

[herpsandbirds]

Northern Eyelash Boa (Trachyboa boulengeri), family Tropidophiidae, found in Panama, Colombia, and Ecuador

Semi aquatic, feed on fish and frogs.

photograph by Frank Pichardo 

[herpsandbirds]

Northern Eyelash Boa (Trachyboa boulengeri), family Tropidophiidae, Ecuador

Semi-aquatic, feed on fish and frogs.

photograph by Matthieu Berroneau