Eastern Green Mamma

(Dendroaspis Angusticeps)

• The Eastern Green Mamba (Dendroaspis Angusticeps), is a large mostly arboreal and highly venomous snake found in the coastal regions of Southern East Africa.

• "Lifespan. The longest living Eastern green mamba was a captive specimen which lived for 18.8 years. Another captive specimen lived for 14 year."

• "Adults female average approximately 2.0 meters (6.6ft), and males are slightly smaller.

• Eastern green mamba prey on birds,eggs,bats and rodents such as mice rats and gerbils.
  

• Courtship and mating take place in the trees, after which the female lays anywhere between 4-17 eggs ( average of 10-15 eggs are laid ), which occurs in the summer months of October and November.
  

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