A new study has found that sea snake attacks on humans may be the result of them mistaking humans for a potential mate. Reinhard Dirscherl/ullstein bild via Getty Images They think they’re being ...
Most yellow-bellied sea snakes spend their entire lives at sea. They rarely end up on land and are vulnerable there, since their paddle-shaped tails and keeled undersides make crawling difficult.
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