emerald tree boa
The 'emerald tree boa' is known for its striking green color and is native to the rainforests of South America.
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Definition
B2Zoology
(technical)A non-venomous snake found in South American rainforests, recognized for its bright green color and white markings.
Example
- The emerald tree boa is often found resting on branches in the Amazon rainforest.
C1Herpetology
(scientific)A species of arboreal boa constrictor, scientifically known as Corallus caninus, that uses its prehensile tail to navigate trees.
Example
- Corallus caninus, commonly known as the emerald tree boa, is an expert climber thanks to its prehensile tail.
C1Cultural Symbolism
(cultural)In various cultures, this snake symbolizes adaptability, wisdom, and transformation due to its ability to blend into surroundings and shed its skin.
Example
- In South American folklore, the emerald tree boa is revered as a symbol of wisdom and transformation.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "emerald tree boa":
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