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Bold text PIPE SNAKES-- (cylindrophis spp.) belong to a primitive snake family closely allied to the boas,and resembling them in having remnants of hind limbs and their small plates on the under surface of the body.All bear their young alive and are burrowers.Most pipe snakes eat ells,snakes and lizards;one kind eats mice. they posses no fangs. A group of 10 species that exist in south-eastern Asia,Geylon and the East Indies have short tails ,often reddish below.When disturbed these snakes raise their tails and keep their head hidden under the loops of body in order to achieve maximum protection.--Pruthav a (talk) 08:08, 13 February 2010 (UTC)