The giant ringed sea snake does not attack people. Although their fangs are small, the venom of the giant ringed sea snake is extremely poisonous, but fortunately the giant ringed sea snake hardly bites.

The giant ringed sea snake is amphibious snake. It is not limited to offshore and can live in the open ocean, so it is very widely distributed. The footprints of the giant-ringed sea snake not only cover the tropical waters of the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific, but also reach as far as the eastern Pacific, until the coastal areas of the Americas. The giant-ringed sea snake is also the largest number of snakes in the world. The main food is fish, but also eels.