Arabian sand boa: The googly-eyed desert snake that hunts like a hidden predator
The Arabian sand boa lives in Arabian deserts. It has unique eyes and hunts at night. These snakes bury in sand to ambush geckos. They are small, golden-brown, and lay eggs. Females help hatchlings emerge. The IUCN lists them as least concern. Their quirky looks and survival skills fascinate scientists and public. They control gecko populations in the desert.
The Arabian sand boa lives in Arabian deserts. It has unique eyes and hunts at night. These snakes bury in sand to ambush geckos. They are small, golden-brown, and lay eggs. Females help hatchlings emerge. The IUCN lists them as least concern. Their quirky looks and survival skills fascinate scientists and public. They control gecko populations in the desert.
