Sunbeam Snake

XenopeltidaeNon-venomousNone Danger
FamilyXenopeltidae
Venom TypeNon-venomous
Max Length1.3 m
RangeSoutheast Asia
HabitatRice fields, Damp lowlands
DietFrogs, lizards, rodents, snakes
Danger LevelNone

About the Sunbeam Snake

Famous for its intensely iridescent scales, which flash rainbow colors in sunlight because of their microscopic layered structure. It spends most of its time burrowing in soft soil and is active at night. It is considered a primitive snake, keeping some features of ancient snake lineages. Harmless to people.

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