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RE: Drymarchon corais range comparison

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Posted by: englishaussie at Mon Jan 21 20:21:45 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by englishaussie ]  
   

If you are talking about the largest range of a single species i think that title goes to the European viper, VIPERA BERUS which happens to be the only species found within the arctic circle. it` range is immense.

The most abundant species on the planet is i believe the yellow bellied sea snake.

correct me if i am wrong. good question though.

   

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