brown snake
The term "brown snake" encompasses various species, primarily known for their brown color and includes both venomous and non-venomous types found in different regions.
Definition
B2Australian Wildlife
(biological, technical)A highly venomous snake from the genus Pseudonaja, commonly found in Australia and New Guinea.
Example
- The eastern brown snake is one of the most dangerous snakes in Australia.
B2North American Wildlife
(biological, technical)A small, non-venomous snake from the genus Storeria, typically found in North America.
Example
- The brown snake is often seen in gardens and wooded areas.
C1Australian Wildlife
(biological, technical)A non-venomous snake known as the short-nosed snake or little brown snake, scientifically named Elapognathus minor.
C1Australian Wildlife
(biological, technical)A venomous snake known as the mulga or king brown snake, scientifically named Pseudechis australis.
Similar
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