1, foraging: the seven-step snake will also feed on fish, and the seaside is where fish move. Crawling by the sea can make it easier to approach and prey on fish.
2. Breeding: Seven-step snakes will choose beaches or rocky areas near the sea to mate and lay eggs during their breeding in summer. These places provide more suitable environmental conditions, such as temperature and humidity.
3. Escape from the enemy: The seaside is usually vast and has more hidden terrain. The seven-step snake will choose to crawl along the seaside to escape the pursuit of natural enemies. Seven-step snake is a poisonous snake, and its scientific name is Trimeresurusalbolabris. It is also called white-lipped bamboo leaf green or white-lipped bamboo leaf green. Seven-step snakes are mainly distributed in East Asia, including southern China, Viet Nam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand and Myanmar.