Black Wind SnakeIt belongs to the class Reptiles, and is a non-venomous snake. About 6 feet in length, the back is blue-taupe, the two rows of scales in the center of the back are yellow or yellowish brown, and there are two rows of black scales on the side of the body running through the tail. The ventral surface is grayish white.

The black wind snake is disc-shaped with a diameter of about 16cm. The head is in the middle, flat and round, and the eyes are large and shiny; there is one cheek scale, one under the front of the eye, and two smaller scales behind the eye. The ridge rises high into the shape of a roof. The cut edge of the abdomen is curled inward, the spinal muscles are thick, yellow-white or light brown, and neatly arranged ribs can be seen. The tail is tapered and long. The peeler leaves only the skin of the head and tail, and the middle part is smoother.