The Yellow-faced Whip Snake is diurnal. It is fast moving with a nervous disposition. Proportionately, whip snakes have the largest eyes of any Australian snake and vision plays an important role in prey capture. Sometimes observed in groups, where several males are attracted to a receptive female.. The Yellow-faced Whip Snake is a slender and elongated snake with an average length of about 1 to 1.5. It has a relatively small and narrow head. The coloration can vary, but the upper body is typically olive-green or brown, with a distinct yellow or cream-colored face and throat. The scales are smooth and glossy.

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Yellow Faced Whip Snake (Demansia psammophis)

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Australian native small venomous elapid, the Yellow faced Whip Snake, Demansia psammophis

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Yellow-faced Whip Snakes are scattered throughout New South Wales, from open forests to dry scrublands. Some even slither into farmlands and suburban backyards, so pay attention if you're out gardening! During winter, Yellow-faced Whip Snakes gather tightly in rock crevices to preserve body heat.. Its relatives also share the yellow faced whip snake's noteworthy 'whip-like tail', slender body, and large eyes. Yellow faced whip snakes can grow up to a 1m in length, with females usually being larger than males. The yellow faced whip snake is distinguishable by the markings on its face. Their heads are narrow and yellowed, with pale.