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A Eurasian water snake, the common grass snake (Natrix natrix). Common grass snake (Natrix natrix).
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  • A Eurasian water snake, the common grass snake (Natrix natrix).
    water snake

    The common grass snake (N. natrix), which is the most terrestrial of the water snakes, inhabits all of Europe and western Asia. It is olive-coloured, green, or gray, with a yellow or white collar on the neck. Adults range in length from 0.6 to 1 metre…

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    The common grass snake (N. natrix), which is the most terrestrial of the water snakes, inhabits all of Europe and western Asia. It is olive-coloured, green, or gray, with a yellow or white collar on the neck. Adults range in length from 0.6 to 1 metre…

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