Milky Blue Eyed Snake

This Cribo doesn't actually have blue eyes. It's getting ready to shed its skin, and before shedding, snakes develop a layer of opague fluid between their old skin and the newly-formed skin underneath, to separate the two. Snakes don't have eyelids, just a clear scale over their eyes, so that fluid is really noticeable under that scale. It's like having a water blister that covers your entire body, even your eyes.

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