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    It is usually terrestrial and larger specimens are cathemeral whilst juveniles are mostly nocturnal. It is viviparous and litters consist of 6-13 small juveniles. It feeds on wild terrestrial vertebrates as well as domestic poultry.
    More important is this designation:
    Systems:Terrestrial
    The International Union for Conservation of Nature, the experts, might just know what they are doing.

    In case you want to debate more, usually means by definition: "under normal conditions; generally." Meaning something usually terrestrial spends time on the ground under normal conditions.
    Last edited by SDA; 12-23-2017 at 05:18 PM.
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