Geographic Range
The Indian egg-eating snake is found in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. Recent discoveries of the species come from Maharashtra and Gujarat. It was thought that the species was extinct in 1969, as listed in Red Data List. However, the species was rediscovered By Central Indian herpetologist Ashahar Khan, at Amravati district in Maharashtra state in 2004. He wrote 200 pages of scientific thesis on the species, which includes its anatomical and morphological characteristics and various significant research.
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