An Akamata snake peeks its head out from its shelter May 25, 2016, at Kadena Air Base, Japan. Akamatas are a non-indigenous snake to Okinawa and are often found in dark cool places around the island. The 18th Civil Engineer Squadron’s entomology flight traps snakes and other invasive species on Okinawa. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Omari Bernard)
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<dd>DVIDS Tags: Kadena; Japan; Okinawa; Kadena Air Base; Entomology; Air Force; 18th Civil Engineer Group; invasive species; bug; snakes; pest control; Habu; Pest Management; pest; snake; 18th Civil Engineer Squadron; 18 CES; ants; Akamata; 18 CEG</dd></dl>
Senior Airman Omari Bernard
Taken on 25 May 2016
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