Least Concern
Vine (Asian Snake)
Ahaetulla prasina
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About
The Asian vine snake is a slender, arboreal snake known for its long, pointed snout and excellent camouflage. They are rear-fanged and slightly venomous but not considered dangerous to humans.
Habitat
Forests of Southeast Asia
Diet
Carnivorous - lizards, frogs, and small birds
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Fun Facts
- Vine snakes have binocular vision, which helps them accurately strike at prey.
- They can expand their bodies laterally to appear larger when threatened.
- Vine snakes are expert climbers and spend most of their time in trees.
Conservation
StatusLeast Concern
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