The king snake, also known as the king snake, is not a national protected animal. It is large and ferocious, non-toxic, and has a wide range of diets. It preys on rats, birds, eggs and other small animals in the wild.

The giant king snake inhabits mountains, hills, and plains , often in the mountain shrubs, fields, ditch, mountain stream, grass activities; ferocious, fast action. Active day and night, more active at night. Oviparous. Eggs are laid in June-July, 8-12 eggs are laid each time.