If its rub by a car ot motor its already been dead long ago dude or cant move it must be someone hit this snake near the road with something u can see the star at this snake body i know bcs i have ecounter the same snake twice and its beautiful the secound time someone kill it near a mosque the first time, i handled this snake alone.
No it's not venomous or poisonous. Although they do technically have a "mild" venom, they do not have front fangs to inject the venom. These are rear fanged like a hognose or a mangrove snake. Their "venom" has to be chewed in and it does NOT harm humans unless you're allergic.
I have one last time...catch with barehands at backyard..i own it...then i let it go.....so it can live free..... then after.. when my mother or me clean up around my house.... That snake come out from hidden from the tree and stay at closest place watching us...everytime.... after time to time...when i was move to big city.... My mother called telling sad news... My mom said that snake killed by neighbour......that snake pass infront of neighbour house..try to move to anther big tree... Hurmm.....the end 😔
The scientific name is Oxybelis fulgidus and it comes from the Greek word ((oxybeles)) meaning to be sharp pointed. It is also referred to Asian green vine snake or the long-nosed whip snake. I believe the Species to be Ahaetulla And the family is colubridae. They are considered to be mildly venomous and much like the boom slang snake they are ((opisthoglyphous,)) meaning they have elongated, grooved teeth located in the back of their upper jaws, often called "rear-fanged". fanged snakes. However the boomslangs venom is much much much more potent and deadly.
