Psammophiidae

Rhamphiophis rostratus is a large diurnal rear-fanged snake native to eastern Africa.

Psammophylax rhombeatus, the rhombic skaapsteker, is a robust African diurnal terrestrial snake with maternal egg care.

Psammophis brevirostris, the short-snouted grass snake, is a mildly venomous diurnal oviparous snake native to southern Africa.

Psammophis subtaeniatus, the western yellow-bellied sand snake, is a mild, harmless Southern African oviparous snake.

Psammophis schokari, the Schokari sand racer, is a psammophiid snake found in parts of Asia and Africa.

Psammophis notostictus is a mildly venomous sand/whip snake species in the genus Psammophis.

Psammophis lineolatus, the arrow snake, is an oviparous snake species with a described morphology and reproductive cycle.

Psammophis leightoni is a slender oviparous snake found across arid and semi-arid regions of southern Africa.

Psammophis crucifer is a mildly venomous snake species belonging to the genus Psammophis with several common names.

Psammophis mossambicus, the olive grass snake, is a mildly venomous rear-fanged snake native to much of Africa.

Mimophis mahfalensis is an oviparous snake native to Madagascar that lives in multiple natural and modified habitats.

Malpolon monspessulanus is a large snake found in southwestern Europe, Northwest Africa, and western Middle East.

Malpolon insignitus is a species with defined physical traits and a broad range across parts of Europe, western Asia, and northern Africa.

Malpolon moilensis is a snake species found in North Africa and the Middle East, with distinct physical markings and coloration.

Dipsina multimaculata is a small spotted snake with a pointed snout found in parts of southern Africa.

Start Exploring Nature Today