The yellow-ringed snake is not a protected animal. Next, let's take a look at other information about the yellow ring forest snake!

The yellow-ringed snake is a tree-like snake The snakes above are typical nocturnal arboreal snakes. In the wild, yellow-ringed snakes usually feed on the eggs of amphibians, small lizards, birds, small mammals or other animals. The yellow-ringed snake has a fierce and aggressive temperament, and will often assume a typical defensive posture when threatened, and will attack when the opportunity arises. The yellow-ringed snake is somewhat similar to the golden ringed snake, but the yellow ring pattern on the yellow-ringed snake is thinner.