Snakes of Malawi: A Field Guide to the Snake Species of Malawi
- Publisher : Njoka Books
- Illustrations : 151 col photos, 134 b/w line drawings, 66 col distribution maps
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Description:
2nd revised edition. Snakes of Malawi has taken over 40 years of field research to complete and is the most up-to-date snake guide on the country's snakes in more than half a century. This book contains distribution maps, colour photographs and head-scale drawings that together accurately describe all of the 65 recorded species found in the Malawi. Malawi has quite a selection of species for such a small land area, but out of the 65 only 12 have the potential to kill a human. That means that over 80% of all recorded species are non-fatal to humans. In fact 43% are completely harmless and carry no venom at all. This guide will provide easy and fast identification of all species, together with bite symptoms and treatment.
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