The green tree python is not poisonous because it does not have fangs. After understanding whether the green tree python is poisonous, let's introduce its living habits.

The green tree python mainly eats small mammals, such as rodents, etc. Occasionally feed on other reptiles. When preying, they usually wait on the branches to ambush. After seeing the opportunity, they quickly open their mouths to bite the prey, and then the whole body pulls back with the tail hanging upside down on the branch, and the prey is entangled upside down. After a few laps, he slowly suffocated to death. Green tree pythons generally find the head of the prey after making sure that the prey is no longer struggling, and swallow it while hanging upside down.