Known locally Rax K’aj (green lightning) is listed as vulnerable with a declining population. We searched high (up to 1950m above sea level) and low for this snake and only found one individual that was caught by a local Quecchi man.
– cheers Rowland
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Every year, at Community Cloud Forest Conservation, we have a wonderful opportunity to learn more about our amphibians and reptiles, because of the expertise of Indigo Expeditions that they bring in their expeditions, their volunteers that come here, and we have a lovely time with them. It’s really a wonderful time.
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