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Highly venomous sea snake found on Hawaii Island beach
HILO (HawaiiNewsNow) - The state is urging the public to be careful after a highly venomous yellow-bellied sea snake was found on a Hilo beach last week. On Feb. 4, the Hawaii Department of Agriculture’s Plant Quarantine Branch (PQB) was notified by the state land department that a live snake had been found pinned under a log at Honolii Beach.
Highly venomous yellow-bellied sea snake slithers onhore at East Hawai‘i beach
This highly venomous yellow-bellied sea snake was found pinned under a log Feb. 4 at Honli‘i Beach, a popular surf spot and beach park about 2 miles northwest of Hilo. (Photo Courtesy: Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture)
Highly venomous sea snake found ashore in Hilo
A highly venomous yellow-bellied sea snake was found washed up on the shore at Honoli‘i Beach in Hilo last week, according to the state Department of Agriculture.
State collects ‘highly venomous’ sea snake from Hilo beach
COURTESY HDOA State agriculture officials said today that a highly venomous, yellow-bellied sea snake washed up at Honolii Beach in Hilo last week. A highly venomous, yellow-bellied sea snake was found washed up at Honoli’i Beach in Hilo last week,
Venomous sea snake washes ashore on Hilo beach
The Hawaii Department of Agriculture warns the public not to touch venomous yellow-bellied sea snakes, which can be more venomous than a cobra, after one was found on Honoli’i Beach
Venomous sea snake found on Auckland beach, DoC investigates
The Department of Conservation (DoC) is investigating after a venomous sea snake was spotted in the Auckland suburb of Devonport.
Venomous 3-ft yellow-bellied sea snake found on Hilo beach
State officials in Hilo are sounding the alarm after a highly venomous yellow-bellied sea snake was found alive at Honolii Beach. Download the free KHON2 app for iOS or Android to stay informed on the latest news Crews from Hilo’s Plant Quarantine Branch were notified of the snake on Feb.
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