10 Most Beautiful Snakes in The World

Snakes are one of the most deadly of all reptiles that freak every human out. Since its origin some thousands of centuries ago, researchers have been able to identify about 3000 species of snakes. Though some of these snakes have gone extinct, a couple more are likely to go extinct in the nearest future.
Listed below are the 10 most beautiful snakes in the world.
Asian Vine Snake: This green snake has remarkable black and white scales geometrically designed and hidden under its green scales. This pattern can be seen when the snake feels endangered and expands its body.

Blue racer snake: Formally known as Coluber constrictor, this species of snake is more commonly seen in its gray color and occasionally seen in its blue racer color. They are popularly seen in the southern parts of Mexico.
Eastern coral snake: Also known as Micrurus fulvius, is one of the most beautiful of all snakes. However, despite its beauty, it is highly venomous. They leave in forests. It’s advisable to visit a doctor immediately after you receive a beat from this species of snake as your respiratory organs are likely to start depreciating within hours.

Green tree python: Popularly known for its green color once it attends adulthood. The green tree python is usually red, yellow, and dark brown in color when young.

Iridescent Shieldtail: The iridescent shieldtail, is one of the most gorgeous species of snakes. It is hardly seen, and scientists have little or no idea of how it behaves in the woods.

Red-headed krait: The Red-headed Krait is a very venomous snake. It commonly found in the southern parts of Thailand and grows to about 6.9ft.

Formosan odd-scaled snake: This is an outstanding species of snake that shimmers with rainbow Iridescence. The Formosan odd-scaled snake is commonly found in Taiwan and the islands of Japan. It can be used as a pet owing to its harmless nature to humans. It feeds on worms, toads, frogs, and other small prey.

Honduran milk snake: This species of snake, is nonvenomous with its color distinctively patterned in red, black, and yellow. It resembles the cobra snake in all ramifications.

Brazilian rainbow boa: Its iridescent shimmer skin which glistens over its black and brown patterns, makes it stand out from other boa species. The Brazilian rainbow boa is found in Central and South America.

San Francisco garter snake: To some people, this specie of snake is the most beautiful specie of snakes in the world. Well be it as it may, the San Francisco garter snake, is astonishingly beautiful. Widely known for the bright stripes that run alongside its deep coral, the snake is one of the rarest snakes in the world and on the verge of becoming extinct.