The African tree snake is not a protected animal and is an exotic species.

The African tree snake, which lives mainly in South Africa, is one of the deadliest snakes in the world. They have better eyesight than most snakes. Its venom contains a blood toxin that kills its prey within hours.

After being bitten by the African tree snake, the blood It will coagulate, the whole body will bleed from seven orifices, and the internal organs will also bleed profusely. The death process is slow and painful, and only anti-venom can save the life of the injured. African tree snakes feed on small reptiles and birds and are oviparous, laying 10-14 eggs at a time.