Veltuff Trousers

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Venomous snakes are mainly from the family Elapidae which is front fanged They include many Australian snakes such as the

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It includes snakes lizards skinks geckos dragons and monitors turtles and other members of the class Reptilia substrate is the

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Executive Summary Seventeen species of marine reptiles turtles and snakes have been recorded from the coast or coastal

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The sea snakes are classified as members of the subfamily Hydrophiidae sea snakes and subfamily Lauticaudinae sea kraits A

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Most Australian reptiles live on land but some are aquatic animals

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Snakes are attracted to rivers and wetlands because of the abundance of food in the form of frogs and waterbird eggs

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A number of diseases of reptiles particularly snakes pose a serious risk should they enter the country This protocol has been

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Sea Snakes recorded in New South Wales Images courtesy of Col Limpus Queensland Parks and Wildlife Hal Cogger yellow

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Information specific to marine reptiles sea turtles and sea snakes can be found in the Code of Practice for Injured and Sick Sea