The olive sea snake (Aipysurus laevis) is a highly venomous species typically found in coral reef habitats of the Indo-Pacific. These snakes are rarely seen on the water's surface, as they primarily dwell underwater, sometimes as deep as 9,000 feet (approximately 2,740 meters). Their adaptations include long lungs and the ability to absorb oxygen through their skin. Brodie Moss's sighting of one on the,00 surface is exceptionally rare, highlighting an unusual behavior for this cryptic marine rep

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