Archive | Thailand Snake News

Chiang Mai Snake, Thailand Snake Farms Raided

Article to read This was interesting reading. I’ve not heard of something like this for a long time here in Thailand. Apparently Thailand’s National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department officials raided 3 different snake ‘farms’ – which really aren’t farms at all, they’re just snake shows for tourists. Pythons, cobras, and other snakes were [...]

Read the full story

Posted in Thailand Snake News0 Comments

Wagler's pit viper in Thailand

Are Snakes in Thailand Aggressive?

I got a note from a woman that had spent some time in Thailand and she was terrified of snakes. Now that she made it through a successful stay without seeing one close enough to interact with – she is wondering how close she came to them, and whether the chance would be high of [...]

Read the full story

Posted in Thailand Snake News2 Comments

Bitten by a Deadly Banded Krait in a Bangkok Bar

I have a banded krait video (click) up at Youtube and I had a guy respond with a comment that I didn’t know whether to take seriously or not. Apparently it is true, he was bitten by a banded krait in 1995 while enjoying a night out in a Bangkok bar on Soi Cowboy. Some [...]

Read the full story

Posted in Thailand Snake News0 Comments

Litter of Rare Thailand Snakes - Python molur-bivittatus

Thailand Snake News: Rare Gold Python Bred in Captivity

In Nakhon si Thammarat there is a zoo – and they’ve just successfully bred a very rare snake – the Thai Gold Python (Python molur bivittatus) - in captivity. There are 30 young pythons that will be distributed across the nation of Thailand. The article (below) says-  ”The “gold Thai python” once lived in dry evergreen [...]

Read the full story

Posted in Thailand Snake News0 Comments

Thai man bitten by a monocled cobra - Naja kaouthia - in Thailand at a snake show

Snake Bite! Thai Man Bitten by Monocled Cobra (Naja)

I was visiting my friends at the snake show yesterday. One of them was bitten 5 days ago by a Naja kaouthia during one of the shows. It bit his leg through the pants – and got him with both fangs. Nobody expects this to be a life-threatening bite because he has been bitten 4 [...]

Read the full story

Posted in Thailand Snake News1 Comment

Pet Cobra in Thailand Kills Expat – Or, Suicide?

Pattaya, Thailand police are blaming a Naja kaouthia cobra for the December 2nd, 2010 death of an expat from Norway. This 60 year old man, Per Christian Lindgaard, kept the cobra as a pet in his condo apparently. Here’s what is strange about the whole thing… He was already admitted once to the hospital for [...]

Read the full story

Posted in Thailand Snake News3 Comments


 
 
Thailand Snakes

 

Welcome to Thailand Snakes…

Thailand has 200+ snake species with over 60 of them - venomous. I created this site as a way to educate Thais and visitors to Thailand about snakes. Many people kill the snakes they see in Thailand, while in many cases - they are non-venomous and completely harmless. With this site I hope to give people a better idea what is harmful and what isn't.

Browse the many snake photos and videos here so you can identify snakes you see on your porch, in your bed, or underfoot.

If you have been bitten by a snake - go to a hospital FIRST. Don't waste time looking it up on the internet. With some snakes you need to have medical help as fast as possible. With others you have some time. I know a Thai man whose brother died in less than 10 minutes from a snake bite.

There are venomous (some say 'poisonous' erroneously) snakes everywhere in Thailand. Friends have had cobras in their kitchen, and others had kraits in the garage. Vipers love bushes and trees near water and walkways.

Bookmark this site so you can quickly identify snakes you have seen. Notice the variety of venomous and non-venomous snakes in Thailand - and realize that they come in all sizes, shapes, colors, and patterns.

Email - info@thailandsnakes.com

Snake Poll – Survey – Research

What is probably eaten more by Thailand snakes than anything else?

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...

Thailand’s Deadly Snakes