This is a green tree python one of Australia’s most beautiful snakes. Notice how it remains absolutely motionless but waves its brightly-colored tail, a behavior called “caudal luring.” Caudal luring by ambush-foraging snakes can increase their encounter rates and catch prey this way. The wiggling of a brightly colored tail presumably mimics the movements made by insect larvae, and eaten by frogs and lizards, these animals are attracted to the lure and become prey themselves when they move withi

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