Below is a picture of a rainbow boa.
to me, it doesn't look rainbow.
how did it get it's name?
where does it live?

answer:

the rainbow boa got its name from its iridescent skin. even though you can't see it shining now, its skin looks like a rainbow when it is put under bright light.

it lives in central and south america, especially brazil.

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