Blind Pink Snake
They are small worm like burrowing snake pink or grey in colour and have a forked tongue and smooth scales around their bodies no broad belly scales that allow them to travel through soil.
Blind pink snake. The brahminy blind snake is a non native species from southeastern asia it was first reported in florida in 1983 and has now been found from key west in the florida keys north throughout most of the peninsula and west in leon county in the panhandle. Top of the head b. Blind snakes are often mistaken for earthworms.
The snake which is blind and measures about ten inches long is described in the february. The skull is thick to permit burrowing and it has a spine at the end of its tail that it uses for leverage. Underside of the head chin and throat d.
Indotyphlops braminus commonly known as the brahminy blind snake and other names is a nonvenomous blind snake species found mostly in africa and asia but has been introduced in many other parts of the world. Side of the head c. Blind snake superfamily typhlopoidea any of several nonvenomous snakes characterized by degenerate eyes that lie beneath opaque head scales blind snakes belong to the families anomalepidae leptotyphlopidae and typhlopidae in superfamily typhlopoidea.
A pink worm like snake has been rediscovered in madagascar more than 100 years after it was first found.
