Mouhot’s Kukri

Mouhot's Kukri, scientifically known as Oligodon mouhoti, is a native snake species in Thailand. These non-venomous snakes are relatively small, with a maximum length of around 18 inches. They are adaptable to various habitats, ranging from lowland forests to coastal areas, and are primarily terrestrial. Mouhot's Kukri snakes are typically nocturnal, preferring to hide in leaf litter or under logs during the daytime. Their diet mainly consists of insects, but they may also consume small lizards and frogs. Fortunately, this species is not considered threatened and is relatively common in Thailand's wildlife.