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- Experience / Exhibitions / Treasures from the Rare Book Room / Journal of a Voyage to New South Wales / Snake No. 5
Snake No. 5
The species of Serpents are much less easily ascertained than those of most other animals; not only on account of the great number of species, but from the innumerable variations to which many of them are subject in point of colour. Snake No. 5 is upwards of eight feet in length, of a darkish colour, varied with spots and marks of a dull yellow: the belly also is of a yellowish colour. The scales are small in proportion to the size of the animal; the tail gradually tapers to a point.