Interesting fact about green vine snake?

Vision· Unlike most other species of snake whose eyes functions independently of each other, vine snakes are distinguished by their binocular vision. This means that both eyes focus on the same point, as human eyes do. This is a distinct advantage in searching for prey among the leaf litter and branches of trees, giving vine snakes the ability to determine shape more readily than other snakes, who usually rely on movement to hunt.

Camouflage

· The camouflage of the vine snake is an essential component in its process of finding food. Different species have evolved different coloring in order to blend in with their respective surroundings, but all resemble the branches of the trees that they live in, ranging from green to dark brown. The head is aerodynamically proportional to the body, increasing the resemblance to a branch or twig.

Venom

Their venom isn't harmful to humans it is possible to be allergic to their venom. There is no antivenin for the green vine snake but if you do get bit you should seek medical attention

Behavior in captivityVine snakes must be kept in large terrariums with a height of at least 2 meters and a surface of 6-16 square meters. The behavior towards humans is neutral and the snake usually goes to the other end of the terrarium. Some adapt very well and even come closer. These are almost entirely lizard eaters. It is possible to train them to eat mice but difficult.