Banded Krait (Bungarus Fasciatus)
Krait snakes are some of the most venomous snakes in Asia, and even the
world. The Banded Krait’s venom is not as toxic as the Blue Krait’s, but it is
still an extremely potent neurotoxin. Their venom attacks the nervous
system of whatever it bites.They eat reptiles and mammals, but snakes are
their preferred prey. Their venom is extremely effective against other snakes,
they are even known to eat other species of Krait. Fortunately during the
daytime these snakes are very shy and will rarely attempt to bite. When
feeding at nighttime, they become more aggressive.Banded Kraits are
beautiful snakes with bands of black and yellow (sometimes black and
white). They also have stumpy tails and so are very distinctive.
Permission granted by Dan Cohen, Buchanan County Conservation Director.
Buffalo Creek Area is open year round from 6am to 10:30pm. The park is open to
walk-in access only October 1st - April 14th.
Not your typical Nascar Joe series. No crazy puzzles, no elaborate Geoart, and
all practically park and grabs. Well two out of three ain't bad.
When I was out placing these caches I saw some pretty strange things so be
careful out there.