Could we soon witness the birth of a completely unique snake species? Scientists are wondering this as they observe the reproduction of a female odd-scaled snake, also known as the Alice Springs thick-billed snake. Originally discovered in northern Australia in the 19th century, this snake has since remained separate from other species due to its unusual characteristics.
Recent mating experiments conducted by scientists from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) and the University of Melbourne have resulted in successful reproduction between a male Alice Springs thick-billed snake and a female mainland thick-billed snake.
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