Zahara DawoodbhoyThe population of an endemic Sri Lankan snake is dwindling, particular due to the common misconception that the snake is highly venomous. Despite this reputation, the Sri Lankan Keelback does not in fact pose a major threat to humans, and is in urgent need of conservation.
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