Non-Venomous

Study by Indian researcher in US Journal reports Rare Scaleless Snake Found in Nagpur A rare congenital abnormality in a commonly found Indian snake species has been documented from Nagpur, Maharashtra, drawing attention to the potential long term impacts of environmental pollution on wildlife. A Checkered Keelback (Fowlea piscator), rescued from a residential area in […]

Introduction to Trinket Snake (Coelognathus helena) The Trinket Snake, scientifically known as Coelognathus helena, is a non-venomous, agile, and visually captivating snake species found in South and Southeast Asia. Admired for its vibrant patterns and curious behavior, this snake is often mistaken for a venomous species due to its defensive display. Despite this reputation, the

Introduction about Banded Kukri Snake The Banded Kukri Snake is one of the lesser-known, yet fascinating snakes found in parts of Asia. It belongs to the Colubridae family, which includes mostly non-venomous species. This snake gets its name from the shape of its teeth, which resemble the traditional Nepali ‘kukri’ knife. Though it may appear

Introduction to Green Keelback Snake The Green Keelback Snake, also known as Macropisthodon plumbicolor, is a harmless, non-venomous snake species commonly found in parts of India and Southeast Asia. It belongs to the colubrid family and is easily identified by its vibrant green coloration, which helps it blend seamlessly into grassy and forested environments. Though

The Banded Racer Snake, scientifically known as Argyrogena fasciolata, is a fast-moving and non-venomous snake commonly found across parts of India and South Asia. It is often mistaken for more dangerous species because of its appearance, but in reality, it’s a harmless and beneficial snake that plays a vital role in controlling rodent populations. This

The Striped Keelback Snake is a beautiful, small-to-medium-sized non-venomous snake found mainly in the Indian subcontinent. Scientifically known as Amphiesma stolatum, it’s one of the most commonly spotted snakes in rural and semi-urban landscapes. Due to its harmless nature and stunning striped appearance, it often draws attention from nature lovers and snake enthusiasts. This species

Bronzeback Snakes are a group of agile, tree-dwelling snakes known for their stunning metallic-bronze coloration along their backs. These snakes are non-venomous and are part of the genus Dendrelaphis, which comprises numerous species spread across South and Southeast Asia. Their sleek, slender bodies and quick movements make them a fascinating reptile to observe in the