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Although the Banded Coral Snake (Calliophis intestinalis) is not aggressive, it possesses an extremely toxic venom like other Elapids. When disturbed it displays its red tail and the brightly colored bands on its undersurface which serve as a warning signal to would-be predators. Sarawak, Malaysia (Borneo).

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Borneo, East Malaysia, Elapidae, Malaysia, Reptilia, Sarawak, Serpentes, Southeast Asia, Squamata, animal, aposematic coloration, coral, defense, display, fauna, poisonous, rainforest, reptile, snake, tropical, venomous, warning color, wildlife
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Borneo, Reptiles
Although the Banded Coral Snake (Calliophis intestinalis) is not aggressive, it possesses an extremely toxic venom like other Elapids. When disturbed it displays its red tail and the brightly colored bands on its undersurface which serve as a warning signal to would-be predators. Sarawak, Malaysia (Borneo).