Strange image of the snake with the biggest eyes in the world

The snake with the biggest eyes in the world belongs to a group of snakes with strange shapes, making many people surprised and afraid, but some people also criticize these snakes as "both poisonous and ugly".

Tree viper

The tree viper, scientifically known as Rhamnophis aethiopissa, is a venomous member of the family Colubridae endemic to Africa. The snakes are green in color, but they can also be black and sometimes blue.

The eyes of this snake are also larger than those of most snakes of its size. The tree viper is one of the snakes with the largest eyes in the world.

Green snake.

Snake Atheris Hispida

Atheris hispida is a venomous snake endemic to Central Africa. Its head is broad and triangular, with a short snout and eyes with vertical elliptical pupils. The eyes are large and surrounded by 9–16 periorbital scales. It communicates and perceives primarily through sight, touch, and smell.

The Atheris Hispida snake is small but very poisonous, noticeable for its large eyes and sharp scales on its body that overlap like roof tiles, looking like hair (so it is also called the hairy snake, or spiny scale snake).

The spiny-scaled snake is considered one of the ugliest-looking snakes. This "famous" snake appeared in Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do".

Snake Hierophis Viridiflavus

The green whip snake, also known as the western whip snake (Hierophis viridiflavus), belongs to the viper family Colubridae. They thrive in southern Thailand and southern Myanmar, then Malaysia and Singapore, Sumatra and Java (Indonesia). The whip snake is a mildly venomous but docile snake. They live in primary and secondary forests, often on vegetation near forest streams.

This snake is usually bright green in color, but can also be brown. It differs from the Eastern whip snake in that it has larger eyes, a slimmer body, and lacks the thin yellow stripe running down each side.

Snake Atheris Hispida.

Snake Leptodeira Annulata

The Cat-eyed Snake (Leptodeira annulata) is a small, mildly venomous snake. It is found in dry and moist forests, forest borders, and areas near swamps and marshes.

Snake Imantodes Cenchoa

The Imantodes cenchoa is a mildly venomous back-fanged snake in the family Colubridae. It is found in Mexico, Central America, and South America. It has an elongated body with a long neck and a large head. The eyes have vertical pupils that are about a quarter of the length of the head and protrude to the side, allowing the animal to see downward. This snake is common in trees such as coffee and morning glory.

Horned Snake

The main habitat of this venomous snake is North Africa and the Middle East. With its impressive appearance, the horned viper has become one of the strangest snakes in the world.

Snake with horns.

Spider-tailed snake

This is probably the snake with the most haunting 'appearance' in the snake family. Along with its rough skin and large body, this snake is terrifying with its long, thin tail that drags a 'spider' at the end.

The combination of two terrifying creatures in one creature is truly a threat to unlucky prey. If you look at this snake from behind, many people will think it is a crawling spider. Spider-tailed venomous snakes live in the deserts of western Iran, so not everyone can "admire" their strange shape.

Tentacle snake

Unlike the other species on the list, the tentacle snake is a water snake. Moreover, this representative from Southeast Asia is the only species that possesses 2 tentacles on the snout and is only about 90cm long.

Scientists speculate that the two tentacles function to attract small fish, the snake's favorite prey. Perhaps because it likes to eat fish, although it is classified as a venomous snake, the tentacle snake does not cause any harm to humans.

African egg-eating snake

This is a non-venomous snake, but they have false teeth to defend themselves. When in danger, they will crawl in a zigzag manner to dazzle the opponent, along with making sounds like very harsh hisses and pretending to attack the opponent. They will not bite the opponent because it will be easy to reveal. This action of theirs can scare even large animals like elephants.

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