Venomous and constrictor snakes

You can’t always say that. But in many ways this is true. Non-toxic snakes have lying heads. Their sheds are small and close to the body. With poison snakes the head is pronounced like an arrow lifted off the rest of the body. They have larger sheds that are not close to the body but are protruding. They also have two toxins and some a children’s Rassle at the tail end. But as I said, you can’t always say that on a flat-rate basis. Trugnatters hardly differ from real natterns. There are also very good imitates! So non-toxic snakes that look exactly like their related poisonous snakes.

For example, the coral otters and the king’s tails. In the two, one can recognize the difference in the coloring alone and not in body construction. The non-toxic one recognizes the bright colors like white or yellow are always separated from red by black. The poisonous variants are always recognized by the red following Hell. So red on white or yellow. So the black is separated from red. A very simple method to distinguish them. In other species that imitate their poisonous relatives, it is not always so easy to distinguish.