It is understood that the red-spotted snake has been included in the List of Beneficial or Important Economic and Scientific Research Terrestrial Wild Animals Protected by the State issued by the State Forestry Administration of China on August 1, 2000.

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The red-spotted snake is usually mild-mannered, curling up during the day, with its head tucked under the body. The red-spotted snake crawls slowly, but when frightened, it is agile and has a clear target for its bite. The red-spotted snake mainly feeds on toads, small freshwater fish, loach, chicks, young birds and rodents.