Wire snakes are burrowing snakes. They feed on invertebrates such as worms and earthworms. They mostly inhabit the bottom layers of forests and piles of dead leaves. In order to facilitate their activities, their tails have degenerated into corneal shapes.

After learning what the wire snake eats, let's look at other information about it.

The wire snake is a small animal that lives in the soil. Because sunlight is rare, it does not need Eyesight, so although there is sight, it is also equal to blindness. The reason why the wire snake is also known as the blind snake is because its small eyes are covered by the specially developed scales on the head, and it is almost impossible to see, so it is called the blind snake.