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| 5 | The natural coloring of the Columbian Boa is a pattern of elongated, saddle like, pale gray patches on a background of rich chocolate to almost chestnut brown. The sides are paler with dark brown, diamond shaped spots that have white centers. Submitted courtesy David Brough. | ||||||||||||
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