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

The giant ringed sea snake lives in northeastern Australia, and its handle rests in the ocean. It can dive to depths of 10 feet, and its paddle-like tail helps it swim quickly to its destination. The giant ringed sea snake eats mainly fish and occasionally eels. Despite their small fangs, giant ringed sea snakes have extremely poisonous venoms, but luckily they hardly bite.