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November 23, 2020“Quote” of the MonthMichael

"No one will protect what they don't care about; and no one will care about what they have never experienced."

~ Sir David Attenborough

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West Indian Boa Gallery

Chilabothrus fordii — Ford’s Boa
Ford’s Boa (Chilabothrus fordii). Adult. Picture by Jeff Murray

Chilabothrus chrysogaster — Turks & Caicos Boa
Chilabothrus chrysogaster occurs in at least two pattern variants and different color phases. Pictured here is a striped phase animal, Picture by Tom Crutchfield

Turks and Caicos Boa — Turks and Caicos Boa
Chilabothrus chrysogaster

Tropidophis melanurus — Cuban Dwarf Boa
Tropidophis melanurus, note the keeled scales and slit like pupil.

Chilabothrus inornatus — Puerto Rican Boa
Chilabothrus inornatus Picture by Jeff Murray

<a href="https://www.westindianboas.org/west-indian-boas/genus-chilabothrus/subflavus/">Jamaican Boa</a> — Jamaican Boa
Chilabothrus subflavus Picture by Jeff Murray

St. Vincent Tree Boa — Cook's Tree Boa
Black and white phase neonates of Cook's Tree Boa, Corallus cooki

Corallus grenadensis — Grenada Tree Boa
This newborn Corallus grenadensis is captive bred and born.

Chilabothrus exsul — Abaco Island Boa
Chilabothrus exsul Picture by Jay Wagner

<a href="https://www.westindianboas.org/west-indian-boas/genus-boa/orophias/">Santa Lucia Boa</a> — Santa Lucia Boa
Boa orophias adult. Picture by Jeff Murray

Boa nebulosa — Clouded Boa
Boa nebulosa adult

Turks and Caicos boa — Turks and Caicos boa
Chilabothrus chrysogaster

Fords Boa — Fords Boa
This Chilabothrus fordii is 6 years old and fully grown

Chilabothrus striatus — Haitian Boa
Chilabothrus striatus Picture by Jeff Murray

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