The steps of how to draw a snake are as follows:

1. First draw the snake's head, eyes, nose and mouth, with a letter spitting out of its mouth.

2. Then draw the body of the snake, with its body coiled together and its tail pointed.

3. Draw the texture on the snake’s belly, and paint the eyes black and Nobuko red.

4. Paint the snake’s head yellow and its body cyan.

5. Paint the mouth green and the belly light yellow.

The simple sketch of a snake is completed!

Living habits:

Having environment, the habitat of snakes varies depending on the species. They live in a variety of environments. Some live in caves, some live on the ground, some live in trees, and some snakes live in water.

Cave life. Snakes that live in caves are mostly primitive and low-grade small and medium-sized snakes. As a result of adapting to cave-dwelling life, their anatomical structure is characterized by: small head, firmly connected skull; small mouth, slightly protruding in front of the mouth, underdeveloped eyes; short tail; undifferentiated or underdeveloped abdominal scales.

For example, the genus Blindsnake and the genus Shine-leafed Snake. Snakes that live in caves and come to the ground more often at night or in dark weather are all non-venomous snakes.

Ground life. Most snakes live on the ground. They are characterized by normal body shape within the order of snakes, with few specializations. Generally, the abdominal scales are relatively wide and they move quickly on the ground.

For example, most species in the genus Viperidae and the Viperidae family include the Purple Sand Snake, the Elapodidae family, and the Viperidae family.

The krait snakes of the Cobra family, the vipers of the Viper family, and the white-lipped bamboo with green leaves that live in the plains and hills. Flower snakes that live in desert or Gobi areas. There are many snakes that can be encountered in mountainous areas, plains and hills, such as cobras and king cobras of the family Obraidae, vipers of the family Viperidae, etc.

They are mostly snakes with a wide distribution range. Snakes that live on the ground also live in caves, and many of them are good at swimming or climbing.