Snakes on Sado Island coexist through differentiation of activity time, habitat, and diet

ScienceDaily
Feb 28, 2025, 11:44 am171 pts
Sado Island, Japan, is inhabited by seven species of snakes, the largest number in any isolated island in Japan, except for the subtropical Ryukyu Archipelago. Researchers conducted a 5-year field study to investigate the ecology of each snake species. Their results showed that differences in feeding habits, as…

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