Bestiary

 Bestiary

Here you will find a bestiary/portfolio of all the snakes that I talk or post about. I hope you learn something new from it.
If you have a doubt or want me to add a new snake you can ask on the comments section.


King cobra


Length: 3.05m to  3.66m (10 to 12 ft)
Weight: 6 kg (13 lb)
Alimentation: Other snakes, birds and mammals
Poisonousness: Poisonous
Habitat: Northern India, south to eastern China, south throughout the Malay peninsula and east to western Indonesia and the Philippines 
Fun fact: The longest king cobra was 5.71m (18ft) long!

Eastern indigo


Length: 2.6m (8.5ft)
Weight: 5kg (11lbs)
Alimentation: Eggs, snakes, mammals, birds, reptiles and frogs
Poisonousness: Not venomous
Habitat: South Carolina, Florida, Alabama and Mississippi 

Burmese python


Length: 8m (26ft)
Weight: 91kg (200lbs)
Alimentation: Small mammals and birds
Poisonousness: Not venomous
Habitat: Southern and western Asia

Sand viper
 

Length: 50cm (1.6ft) 
Alimentation: Lizards and geckos
Poisonousness: Mildly venomous
Habitat: North Africa

Bush viper


Length: 70cm (2.3ft)
Alimentation: Small amphibians, rodents, birds, lizards and snakes
Poisonousness: Venomous
Habitat: Sub-Saharan Africa

Hognose snake


Length: 90cm (3ft)
Weight: 80g to 350g (0.18lbs to 0.77lbs)
Alimentation: Mainly amphibians
Poisonousness: Mildly venomous
Habitat: Eastern half of the USA

Sea snake
 

Length: 1.5m (5ft)
Weight: 1.3kg (2.9lbs)
Alimentation: Fish
Poisonousness: Venomous
Habitat: Indian Ocean and western Pacific Ocean

Puff Adder


Length: 1m (3ft)
Weight: 6kg (13lbs)
Alimentation: Small mammals
Poisonousness: Venomous
Habitat: Savannah and grasslands 

Diamondback rattlesnake


Length: 1.8m (6ft)
Weight: 4.5kg (10lbs)
Alimentation: Small mammals and birds
Poisonousness: Venomous
Habitat: South eastern USA

Reticulated python


Length: 6.5m (21ft)
Weight: 75kg (165lbs)
Alimentation: Mammals and birds
Poisonousness: Not venomous
Habitat: South and Southeast Asia

Green anaconda


Length: 8.8m (29ft)
Weight: 249kg (550lbs)
Alimentation: Large rodents, mammals, fish and reptiles
Poisonousness: Not venomous
Habitat: South America




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