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Posted by: Ameron at Wed Oct 29 10:41:37 2008   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Ameron ]  
   

Remember, most animals are not named based on their food:

elephant
giraffe
camel
cat
dog

Sea snakes are named based on where they are found; in the sea.

I've made my point, using logic, reason & specific examples.

Although these snakes are also found on the ground, and in buildings, they exhibit a strong tendency to climb. (Humans are sometimes found diving, and flying, which is outside THIER normal habitat ranges.)

They are always found near trees & woods, whether or not they are actually in a tree. Often, they are found in dense woods, one of the few snakes which are. They also frequently hibernate in recesses in trees, or up in barns or attics.

Logically, I think that Tree Snake is the most accurate name.

I appreciate your feedback & time.


   

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