Snakes are animals that many people are very afraid of in their daily lives, and they are cold-blooded animals, and Monopterus albus is an animal that everyone can easily see at the dinner table. Although these two animals look very similar, they are actually very different. And there is a folk saying that snakes are very afraid of Monopterus albus. In fact, Monopterus albus is not a natural enemy of snakes. The reason why snakes are afraid of Monopterus albus is that it is difficult to digest after eating, and their living environment is different. If snakes reach the living environment of Monopterus albus, it may be difficult for them to survive.

Snakes are animals that completely swallow when they eat, because snakes don't have many teeth. When eating, they rely on their own peristalsis to creep food into their stomachs. Generally speaking, Monopterus albus is relatively large, and its length is similar to that of a snake. If it is a small snake, it is estimated that it is difficult to eat Monopterus albus, because they are about the same length. Even if you eat it with a long cart, it will be difficult for eels to digest if they go in, because eels are cylindrical and their bodies are similar.

The reason why snakes are afraid of Monopterus albus is because the lifestyles and living environments of the two animals are different. Monopterus albus especially likes to appear in some lakes or swamps, and prefers to live in relatively humid places such as ponds. But if it is a snake in this environment, it is difficult to adapt, and its attack power and combat effectiveness will definitely lose more than half. It may not be caught in the pond at all, and the eel may be eaten by other natural enemies, which is not worth the candle to the snake.

Monopterus albus is also a fierce animal in the water, with great strength. Moreover, this animal lies down during the day and goes out at night, and especially likes to hide in the mud during the day. In addition, Monopterus albus has a layer of mucus, which is slippery to the touch, so it slips away and the snake may not catch it. Monopterus albus is very strong, and sometimes it can swallow a frog directly. If it bites a person's finger, it can also cause massive bleeding. Therefore, the fighting capacity of snakes and Monopterus albus is actually equivalent, and it is not easy to be eaten by snakes.