Choeradoplana benyai is a species of land planarian belonging to the subfamily Geoplaninae.

[1] It is found in areas of Atlantic Forest within Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, such as São Francisco de Paula.

The dorsal side of the body is a dark brown color; the base color underneath is light brown, which is visible on a thin median stripe, on the body's margins, and on irregular spots.

[2] It is distinguished from other members of Choeradoplana by its dark brown color, having marginal and mainly pluriserial eyes lacking clear halos, sperm ducts that open into the lateral walls of the prostatic vesicle, a spherical intrabulbar prostatic vesicle with high folds and a narrow lumen in its front half, a long ejaculatory duct, a long, cylindrical penis papilla with a folded wall, a short male atrium occupied by the proximal half of the penis papilla, ovovitelline ducts that emerge laterally from the median third of the ovaries and ascend behind the gonopore, and male and female atria that have wide communication and independent musculatures.

Edward Benya, in "acknowledgment towards his laboratory work and friendship".