Laotian Wolf Snake

The Laotian Wolf Snake, a rare species primarily inhabiting Thai forests, is a nonvenomous snake distinguished by its black and white banded pattern and vivid yellow underside. This relatively small species typically reaches lengths of one to two feet. Nocturnal by nature, the Laotian Wolf Snake preys on lizards, frogs, and small mammals. Sadly, due to habitat loss and unlawful hunting, it is classified as an endangered species and receives legal protection. Ongoing conservation initiatives aim to safeguard and preserve this distinctive species.