Tracking Thailand's coastal serpents through mangroves and deep forests
In short: Follow explorer Nick Nirut as he navigates the diverse ecosystems of Ranong to locate native snakes, from cave-dwellers to estuarine species.
The expedition focuses on the west coast of Thailand along the Andaman Sea. The journey explores various habitats including dense forests, vast rivers, and mangroves to find terrestrial, cave-dwelling, and estuarine snakes.
A key highlight is the dog-faced water snake, which serves as a vital indicator of coastal forest fertility in this region.
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