Wire snakes are non-venomous and are a non-venomous species of snakes in the Serpentidae family. The wire snake is mainly distributed in Africa and Asia, but the distribution of the wire snake has been extended to all parts of the world.

Learn about the toxicity of the wire snake, and let's talk about the living environment of the wire snake. Wire snakes are snake species that live in burrows. Due to their small size and their ability to dig holes, they are often mistaken for earthworms. Wire snakes are also frequently found in urban areas and farmland, living underground and in ant or termite nests. Wire snakes also live in trees in moist forests. In fact, the habitat of wire snakes mainly depends on humidity and temperature.