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Encyclopedia > Bolyeriidae

This article needs cleanup. Please Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, but none have been seen since 1975 and thus is believed to be extinct. The second Casarea is also endemic to this tiny island.


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Bolyeriidae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (106 words)
The Bolyeriidae ( Round Island boas) is a family of snakes, classified in the Henophidia superfamily.
Formerly part of the Boidae, the Bolyeriidae is now considered a separate family.
Both species are endemic on Round Island off the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, but Bolyeria multocarinata hasn't been seen since 1975, so the species is believed to be extinct.
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