Thailand Snakes Gallery #1

Black- Brown Snake Thailand Snakes Gallery
Black- Brown Snake Thailand Snakes Gallery

These are some photos of Thailand snakes I posted at Facebook already, but I thought I’d put them in this easy to see format. I also wanted a nice format to add these to Pinterest. If you don’t follow our Pinterest account – go HERE -> Thailand Snakes at Pinterest.

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Paradise tree snake – Chrysopelea paradisi.
Green oriental whip snake – Ahaetulla prasina.
Green Oriental Whip snake. Harmless for humans.
The king of snakes – deadly king cobra.
One of the first snakes found in Thailand – the Beautiful Pit Viper.
Why did the blood python cross the road? One of the amazing patterned snakes in Thailand.
Malayan krait – deadly.
Green pit viper – dangerous.
Green pit viper, likely not deadly – but severe complications can result after envenomation.
Knock Knock.
One of the Kukri snakes – non-venomous.
Triangle Keelback – mildly venomous, but harmless for humans.
Deadly Malayan Pit Viper found its way into a scooter.
Banded krait (deadly) crossing road.
Big spider found while snake hunting.
Slow Loris in Banana Tree!
Can you find the snake hiding in the printer?
Just a kukri snake. Big rear teeth but not dangerous otherwise.
Kukri snake – harmless, but big rear teeth for cracking eggs.
Who knew kukri snakes climbed palms?
King cobra patiently waiting for the snake it probably smelled nearby.
Triangle Keelback – amazing colors.
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Green cat snake – Boiga cyanea – a biter, this one. Not dangerous otherwise.
Banded krait – deadly – creeping along a wall in someone’s yard.

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