Researchers recorded three Sistan sand boas in Rajasthan's Sikar district
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In a groundbreaking discovery, three Sistan sand boas have been identified in Sikar district, Rajasthan, a first for the nation. Researchers pointed out unique characteristics…
A snake species that is known to have inhabited parts of Iran and Pakistan has now been officially recorded in India’s diverse list of reptiles. Found in the northern parts of the Thar Desert, the three snakes were documented in the Sikar district of Rajasthan. Their discovery has now offered researchers an opportunity to understand the distribution of a species whose presence may have gone unnoticed in the past few years.According to a research paper published in the Journal of Threatened Taxa on May 26, 2026, researchers Vivek Sharma and Dharmendra Khandal have documented the presence of the Sistan sand boa (Eryx sistanensis) in India, making this the first confirmed record of the species…
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