Scientists re-discovered the blind snake of Madagaskar (Xenotyphlops mocquardi) after the species was last seen more than 100 years ago. The snake is approximately 10 inches long, as thick as a pencil, and looks like a long skinny pink worm!
“They’re really rare because they’re subterranean,” said blind-snake expert Van Wallach of Harvard University who described the new specimen. “You can’t just go out anytime you want and collect these things. You can dig forever and never find them.”
http://www.livescience.com/animalworld/070212_blind_snake.html
ma name is gus
i caught one of those.. but no one attended to buy it from
now i need to know how to take care of plz
ma e-mail is gothic-gus@windowslive.com
plz , be fast or it may die
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