Asian Vine Snake
Updated On: 7 MARCH 2023
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The Asian Vine Snake is a type of Colubrid snake that is indigenous to Malaysia in South East Asia. This is the biggest family of snakes in the world, with about 250 genera and species, and it includes many well-known species like Corn snakes and Milk snakes. Most Colubrid snakes lack venom or at least have venom that isn't thought to be harmful to people medically.
Characteristics
Scientific name: Aheatulla Prasina
Habitats: Plantations and rural gardens
Favourite foods: Frogs, insects, small birds, and lizards
Predator: Large birds
Fun fact: This snake chews on its victims to release venom.
Lifespan: 5-12 years
Weight: Around 1.27 kg
Distribution location in Malaysia: Peninsular Malaysia
Which National Park have? Kubah National Park