The wormwood snake is a venomous snake in the genus Viperidae, which is not very venomous.

After knowing the toxicity of the snake, let's talk about the snake Appearance characteristics of the flower forest snake. The biggest feature of the twisted forest snake is that it has a large head and a thin neck, and the head and neck are clearly distinguished. The snake's eyes are larger and the pupils are oval. The back of the snake is brown, brown-gray or russet, with large black or dark-brown spots on the midline of the back, and 1 row of small spots staggered on both sides of the large spot. The ventral surface of the cable-flowered snake is dark white or yellowish brown with irregular markings. There are short black longitudinal stripes from the snout end to the rear edge of the forehead scales, and brown stripes from the back of the eyes to the corners of the mouth.