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Australian Sea Snakes
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Olive Sea Snake (Aipysurus laevis)			The Olive Sea Snake is a dangerous venomous snake from the coral reefs of northern Australia. It has a sturdy body and is purplish brown above with paler brown on underside. Usually has some creamy white scales scattered over body. The tail is... Click to continue>
Elegant Sea Snake (Hydrophis elegans)			The Elegant Sea Snake is a dangerous venomous sea snake. Young snakes are greyish with a number of 35-55 blackish cross bands, that become blotches as it matures. The sides have dark spots. The head is grey or olive. The tail is paddle shaped... Click to continue>
Banded Sea Snake (Laticauda colubrina)			The Banded Sea Snake is normally docile and reluctant to bite, but venom is dangerous. The snake is blue or blue-grey with 20-65 black bands. The underside is yellow or cream. The snout, upper lips and a bar above the eye are yellow. The tail is... Click to continue>
Blue-lipped Sea Krait (Laticauda laticaudata)			Click to continue>
Yellowbelly Sea Snake (Pelamis platurus)			Click to continue>

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