Green snake (Latin name: big green snake). Green snake is a non-toxic snake with a very gentle temperament. It is "introverted" and timid, and does not attack people. Wild individuals feed on earthworms, frogs and small insects. Oviposition, 5- 12 eggs per egg. In midsummer, because the ground is sultry or the weather is sultry, emerald snakes often climb trees and enjoy the cool without moving until they go down the mountain for food at night.

Black eyebrow snake

Elaphe taeninura (Latin name: Elaphe taeninura) is a large non-venomous snake with a total length of about 2 meters. Black-browed snake is also known as black-browed brocade snake, domestic snake, scale star snake, eel and so on. Yellow-green or brown-gray on the head and back of the body;

There are obvious black stripes on the back of the eye, black trapezoidal or butterfly-shaped stripes on the front and middle parts of the back of the body, and the stripes gradually fade from the middle part of the back of the body, but four clear black longitudinal bands reach the tail end, and the edges of the central rows of back scales are weak. Because of its great medicinal value, this kind of snake is often killed by human beings, and its number is decreasing sharply.

Wang jinshe

The main feature of the king snake is the black stripes with the word "king" on its head, so it is called "king snake". Its head and back scales are black, and its center is yellow, like a rape pattern. There are more than 30 yellow stripes in the front of its body, which gradually disappear in the back of its body. The abdomen is yellow with black stripes. A slender tail with a total length of over 2.5 meters. The snake king is fierce and aggressive, but not poisonous.

The difference between poisonous snakes and poisonous snakes

There are many kinds of snakes, which can be divided into poisonous snakes and non-poisonous snakes. It is necessary knowledge for general farmers to correctly distinguish the characteristics of poisonous snakes from non-poisonous snakes. A poisonous snake's head is generally triangular, its back is brightly colored, and its tail is generally thick and short, tapering suddenly from the anus to the back, while a non-poisonous snake's head is generally oval, its back is not brightly colored, and its tail is generally thin and long, tapering gradually from the anus to the back.

When poisonous snakes find people, they usually run away and crawl quickly. When grasping with bare hands, when touching the snake, you will immediately feel that the snake is soft, while the non-poisonous snake is tough. The most fundamental difference lies in the teeth of snakes. A poisonous snake has fangs and glands, but a non-poisonous snake has no fangs and glands. Non-poisonous snakes have many teeth, including upper and lower collar teeth, jaw teeth and wing teeth.