Barron's Kukri Snake

The Barron's kukri snake, scientifically classified within the family Columbidae, is named after Mr. P.A.R. Barron, its discoverer, and is native to Thailand. These snakes typically grow to approximately 90 cm in length and primarily subsist on bird and reptile eggs, in addition to a diet comprising lizards, frogs, and small rodents. Barron's kukri snakes are categorized as rear-fanged snakes, posing no significant threat to humans, although their bites can result in severe bleeding. These predominantly nocturnal creatures inhabit forested environments.