Should the snake be beaten or not? Can you tell if snakes are poisonous?

Almost all people have a bad feeling about snakes. They all think snakes are weird, seeping, scary and cold-blooded. So when people see a snake, the first decision in mind is: shoot it! The snake seldom appears in our lives, and it is also afraid of human beings. Because we know little about snakes, and the snake is an animal that acts strangely, it leads to the saying that it is not a crime to see a snake.

So should the snake fight or not? We're going to talk about this separately. People who choose to kill snakes must encounter poisonous snakes, because the venom of poisonous snakes is deadly, and the harm it brings to people is cruel, so they think that poisonous snakes are demons, and if you don't kill them, you will suffer! People who choose not to shoot snakes encounter almost all non-poisonous snakes, because non-poisonous snakes are beneficial insects, they are not a threat to human life, and they also help humans eat rats and pests. So they think that non-venomous snakes are also life and should not be beaten.

What do you think? Before choosing this question, it is necessary to popularize how to quickly distinguish poisonous snakes from non-poisonous snakes. So as not to let off evil snakes or kill innocent people later in life.

Usually to tell whether the snake is poisonous, we all look at the snake's head. If the snake's head is triangular, it is a venomous snake. If it is oval, it is a non-poisonous snake. (in general, you don't rule out the black mamba, the coral snake's head is not triangular.) but only if you can see the snakehead. If you play in the wild or in the park, when you are off guard, the snake suddenly appears, you will be caught by surprise. But don't panic, you can judge whether it should be played by many of the following positions.

1. the color and pattern of the snake

The patterns and colors of non-venomous snakes are generally cold, not bright, very light, mostly brown or near-earthy color. And there are venomous snake patterns are very bright, and some have neat and conspicuous more special markings.

2. Body shape

The body of the non-venomous snake is relatively slender, and the whole line of the whole body appears to be smooth and symmetrical. Some venomous snakes are short, thick and asymmetrical, while others are rough and not smooth.

3. Tail

The tails of non-venomous snakes are thin and long, while those of venomous snakes are short and obtuse, mostly in a flat shape.

4. Climbing action

Non-venomous snakes are more timid, swift and alert, and will flee in haste when they are frightened. When poisonous snakes perch, most of them curl up and usually move slowly and carelessly. When frightened, they will not flee immediately, but will make a counterattack, and some will make a sound again and again.

5. Mouth shape (can be observed if possible)

Non-venomous snakes have small teeth and no fangs or glands. Venomous snakes have fangs and glands, and their teeth are large and sharp.

This is the distinction between non-poisonous snakes and poisonous snakes. The editor thinks: if there is a poisonous snake that threatens your life, you should hit it or kill it. If there is no poisonous snake that threatens your safety, you should let it go. Don't go on a killing spree when you feel sick and scared, and don't be poisoned because you have a soft heart.

It's up to you to decide whether to kill or not.

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