Sundevalls garter snake
Elapsoidea sunderwallii
Fun Fact: No fatalities have been recorded from a Sundevall's Garter snake bite.
Introduction: Symptoms of a bite from Sundevall's Garter snake (Elapsoidea sunderwallii) include pain, swelling, nausea, blurred vision and loss of consciousness. No fatalities have been recorded.
Distribution: Central Namibia including Erongo and Brandberg Mountains and Windhoek.
Diet: Snakes, lizards and their eggs, rain frogs, moles and rodents.
Colouring: A slate grey to black body with pale bands.
Breeding: Females lay up to 10 small eggs.
Size: Max SVL male 930mm, female 650mm.
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