Buccinum belcheri was created in 1845.
Buccinum undatum was created in 1758.
the belcheri is the inland tiapan is a close second and is the most toxic land snake
Belcher's Sea snake (Hydrophis belcheri) - is banded in light and dark stripes as a warning to potential predators - that the snake is venomous.
William J. Dakin has written: 'Australian seashores' 'Buccinum (The Whelk)'
manly fish and shellfish
In as little as 3 minutes.
If you meant the sea snake 'Hydrophis belcheri' - It's diet consists of fish and shell-fish.
If you're talking about Hydrophis belcheri - the sea snake - there is not definitive area, as it spends all its life in the ocean.
Belcher's Sea snake grows up to one metre in length.
it goes and kills stuff all day and why don't you try some other website because the one sucks
If not treated promptly, a bite from the Hydrophis belcheri snake can be fatal within hours due to their potent venom. Immediate medical intervention, including antivenom therapy, is essential for survival. It is important to seek medical help as soon as possible if bitten by this snake.
Nope - it lays eggs - usually in dry 'pockets' of space in underground caves. Once the young hatch they will rarely return to land.