Most Beautiful Non Poisonous Snakes

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Check Out These Non Poisonous Snakes

Everyone is scared of snakes, In fact, a single glance at them can give us goosebumps no matter what is the size of the snake. A single drop snakes venom is enough to kill one or more than humans. But it's not necessary that every snake is poisonous. If a snake isn't poisonous that doesn't mean that it cant be dangerous. Snakes like Like pythons Anacondas also possess constriction method to kill their prey and then swallow the whole dead prey in one piece. So down below is of some such non poisonous snakes.

Anaconda

There are four unique sorts of anacondas, green anacondas, yellow anacondas, dark-spotted anacondas, and Bolivian anacondas. Boa constrictors are the biggest and heaviest known types of snakes on the planet having a length between 25 - 30 feet and weigh up to 230 kilograms. They, for the most part, feed on wild pigs, turtles, fishes, and caimans. Assaults on human are extremely rare.

Emerald Tree Boa

Emerald tree boas show up in light green shading with white sporadic crisscross stripes comprising a length somewhere in the range of 1.5 and 2 meters. Their eating routine, mainly, comprises of amphibians, small mammals, birds, and small reptiles. They additionally have huge front teeth than some other non poisonous snakes on the planet.

Black Rat Snake

Having a normal length somewhere in the range of 4 and 6 feet, the Black rat snake is one of the regular snakes found in North America. They basically feed on crop harming rodents like rabbits, reptiles, little-feathered creatures and obviously rats. They likewise vibrate their tail in dead leaves to mimic just like the venomous rattlesnake.

Python

There are 26 unique types of pythons on the planet in which African pythons, Indian pythons, Burmese pythons, and Amethystine pythons are the most dangerous species inside the family. Pythons are one of the biggest and amazing non poisonous snakes on the planet. Their ordinary eating routine incorporates deer, wild pigs, mice, and little mammals. 

Four-lined Snake

They are the biggest non-venomous types of rat snakes in Europe coming up to a length of 1.8 meters. They essentially feed on mice, reptiles, and rodents. 

Milk Snake

The shading pattern of milk snakes has incredible similarity with venomous coral snakes. It is hard to differentiate between a coral snake and milk snake. Coral snakes have red, yellow, dark yellow shading design and a black head. While the harmless milk snakes have a black, red, dark, yellow pattern, and a red head. They principally expend slugs, nightcrawlers, crickets, and bugs. 

Rough Green Snake

Otherwise called grass green snakes, this types of non poisonous snakes are local toward the Southeastern United States. They have a thin long body which comes to up to a normal length of 45 inches and essentially eats cricketers, grasshoppers, little frogs, and creepy crawlies.