No.: PET1650
English name: Thermophis baileyi
Vulnerability: oral inflammation
Life: Overview of spa species 10-20

Hermoff. The main distribution is Sichuan, which is unique to China. In the wild, spa snakes are mainly found in rock caves or piles near hot springs in the highlands. Snakes are thermogenic animals, as are spa snakes, whose temperature changes with external temperature and dies if they remain below zero for long periods of time.
Chinese literary name: Spa Snake
Thermophis baileyi
Area: Animal
Door: vertebrate door.
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Section: Snake Section
A hot spring snake.
Spa snake.
Distribution: Sichuan spa morphological characteristics

And the spa snakes are named as the spa snakes because they like to dwell near them. The neck of the spa snakes is clearly distinguished, with a grey back, light yellow on the abdomen, green on the torso and tail olives, with three rows of dark brown spots, the largest of which.
It is green on both sides of the back and forms a thin line of several shallow phases. There was a gray light tattooed from the bottom of the wake, and it was slashed to the corner by the top edges of the 7th and 8th upper lip scales, extending backwards to the side stripes. 21-24 upper teeth, increasing backwards. Spa Snake Living Environment

Spa snakes are insufferable snakes, and those who often take hot springs should know that the temperature is usually higher, usually at 39°C-90°C, and that the spa snakes can survive in such an environment, and that their tenacious lives have to be admired.
Snakes living at the highest altitude: hot spring snakes. Snakes are thermogenic animals whose temperature changes in response to external temperature and, if they die at below zero for long periods of time, they are all active in the snow line: a relatively common snake that lives at altitudes of about 3,000 metres above sea level in China's Tibetan plateau; another snake that lives in snowy mountains of 3,000 to 4,000 metres above sea level in Yunnan; and interestingly, in areas above sea level, a snake that evolves into unique life habits and adapts skilfully to the harsh natural conditions of high altitude; that is, a hot spring that lives near hot springs above 4,300 metres above sea level.