od employed in driving feet in length and half an inch in diameter at his ways. For instance, the rattlesnake does not hiss, but the tunnel and fixing the plates is similar to that thickest part. His coloring is of the richest imaginable vibrates the extremity of his tail, placing it in a some… … whatever approaches him. space, fissure, and crevice be- A TREE SNAKE (XIFHOSOMA HORTULANA) COILED FOR STRIKING. The liquer (Dryiophis acumi- tween the iron and the sur- rounding clay. The progress made in this way was nata) acts similarly, but does not bite at all. (Sjrilotes cordis), and other…
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