Phalotris shawnella

New Non-Venomous Snake Species Discovered in Paraguay, But Scientists Say They Are Endangered

New Red Head Snake Discovered in Paraguay Already Considered 'Endangered' Due to Rarity of Species

Medicine & Technology May 17, 2022

A team of researchers described a new species of a non-venomous red head snake from the genus Phalotris in Paraguay. Check this new species in this article to learn more.

Phalotris shawnella

New Red Head Snake Discovered in Paraguay Already Considered 'Endangered' Due to Rarity of Species

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