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The photographer's eye - The sea-snakes of New Caledonia: Whether ashore or at sea, you can observe them… but don’t disturb them!
This creature, which is mainly active at night, lives in the forests and wooded areas of the archipelago, particularly on the many islets that border the Great Barrier Reef. The preservation of this species is of course dependent on maintaining its natural habitat - tree stumps, decomposing vegetation, etc.
This snake behaves just as well on land as it does in the water. In fact, the New Caledonian Sea Krait is capable of ...
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