Lycodon Aulicus - Common Indian Wolf Snake

Common Indian Wolf Snake

 Lycodon is derived from two Greek words Lykos means - Wolf and Odon meaning tooth. Mainly nocturnal. Good climbers. Rescue and released.  Jan 2021 first Rescue. 


Common Indian Wolf Snake - Lycodon Aulicus 


Type:- Non venomous


I was fortunate to see this species during this time of the year, not very active due to winter season. To see the snakes in Mount Abu the best time summer to end of monsoon season.

There are 18 species of snakes found in Mount Abu. 


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