
Eastern Green Mamba
Experience the vibrant beauty of a dazzling tree-dweller!

The Basics
Scientific Name
Dendroaspis angusticeps
Conservation Status
Least Concern
Location
Eastern Africa
Average size
6.6 to 7.2 feet long
diet
Birds and small mammals
lifespan
12 to 20 years
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Overview
The Eastern Green Mamba is a striking snake found in Africa, showcasing bright green scales that help it blend into the foliage. This beautiful reptile can grow to an average size of 2 to 2.2 meters (6.6 to 7.2 feet) long.
These clever snakes prefer to hunt in trees, making their homes in rainforest canopies. Their diet mainly consists of birds and small mammals, showcasing their impressive skills as hunters.
Eastern Green Mambas are not just slithering creatures; they are also known for their fast movements and agility. They can climb trees with ease, using their slender bodies to navigate branches like experts.
With a lifespan of 12 to 20 years, these reptiles can become long-term residents of their lush habitats. They have a playful side too, as they sometimes engage in acrobatics among the branches, showing off their impressive flexibility.
Although they are venomous, Eastern Green Mambas typically avoid people and prefer to flee when threatened. In fact, they would rather have a
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