Yellow Spotted Keelback – Venomous

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Yellow Spotted Keelback – Venomous – Not Dangerous #

These yellow-spotted keelback (Xenochropis flavipunctatus) snakes are rear-fanged and do have venom, however there are no reported deaths from them. The snake would need to

 bite hard and chew the venom into wound for a minute or so in order to really envenomate a human. Not many humans are willing to let a strong biting snake do that. Don’t you be the first!

Yellow Spotted Keelback Snake – Thailand. Fast moving, not very dangerous, does bite, does have venom. Xenochropis flavipunctatus