The black wind snake is not included in the list of national key protected animals and is not a national protected animal. However, due to habitat destruction and mass hunting by humans, the number of black wind snakes currently living in the wild has been greatly reduced and should be protected. Learn more about the black snake below.

The black wind snake inhabits below 1600 meters above sea level It feeds on frogs, lizards, fish, and rodents in the hilly areas. It is often found near farmland, rivers and ditches, and sometimes in villages.