The Banded Sea Snake lives in the Atlantic Ocean
The Banded Sea Krait.
The banded sea snake and the harlequin snake eel have a commensalistic relationship, where the snake eel benefits by following the sea snake to feed on the prey disturbed by its movements without providing any benefit in return. The sea snake is not affected by the presence of the eel.
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The banded coral sea snake is a consumer. It primarily feeds on fish and other marine organisms, making it a predator in its ecosystem. Unlike producers, which create energy through photosynthesis, or decomposers, which break down dead organic matter, the banded coral sea snake relies on consuming other living organisms for its energy.
the rattlesnke is not the deadliest snake the banded sea krait it kills humans within 5 minutes.
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There are 55+ different species of sea snake here are a few: Yellow Sea Snake Yellow-lipped Sea Krait Crocker's Sea Snake Guinea's Sea Krait Blue-lipped Sea Krait Saint Girons' Sea Krait Niue Sea Krait Black-banded Sea Krait Black-and-yellow sea snake Spiny-headed Sea Snake Stoke's sea snake Turtlehead sea snake Jerdon's sea snake Yellowbelly sea snake (also known as pelagic sea snake) Olive sea snake Garman's sea snake Beaked seasnake Ornate Reef Seasnake
Banded sea kraits are a species of sea snake found in the Indo-Pacific region. They have distinctive black and white bands around their bodies and are highly venomous. These snakes are able to move on land and are known for their striking appearance and unique hunting behavior.
There are a number of banded snakes that are venomous but none come to mind that are striped. The coral snake, tiger snake and banded krait as well as some sea snakes come to mind and all have bands but no stripes.