About: dbkwik:resource/M5676yjLAASMfwdpKxHptg==

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rdf:type	Herp
rdfs:label	Helicops angulatus
rdfs:comment	Helicops angulatus, the Brown-banded Water Snake is an aquatic snake which lives in fresh and brackish water. It is found in tropical South America and Trinidad and Tobago. It grows to a maximum length of 78 cm. It feeds on fish and possibly also freshwater eels and frogs. This species has been reported to be "facultatively ovoviviparous".
dcterms:subject	Helicops
Kingdom	Animalia
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Species	Helicops angulatus
Genus	Helicops
Class	Reptile
Suborder	Serpentes
Subfamily	Xenodontinae
Family	Colubridae
Order	Squamata
Phylum	Chordata
abstract	Helicops angulatus, the Brown-banded Water Snake is an aquatic snake which lives in fresh and brackish water. It is found in tropical South America and Trinidad and Tobago. It grows to a maximum length of 78 cm. It feeds on fish and possibly also freshwater eels and frogs. This species has been reported to be "facultatively ovoviviparous".