So today we found an Asian vine snake in our garden.

Sadly it looked like security broke the snakes back.

are you sure it is called an asian vine snake? i had one like that too i think but bigger and fatter. it looks like a white lipped pit viper- see this page.

Pretty sure the triangular head on this one makes it a Asian Vine Snake

See this picture

are you sure it is called an asian vine snake? i had one like that too i think but bigger and fatter. it looks like a white lipped pit viper- see this page.

cool photos ,,,,, shame about the snake's back being broke

I have heard around my village that it is very good luck to drive over a snake on the road.

Of course not lucky for snake!

There is a tribal group in Thailand that considers snakes to be creatures of the Devil. If they see a snake, it brings ill omen. I heard from a group of trekkers that they were shocked when one of their porters that belonged to this tribe killed a snake that happened to cross their path. Such a thing would probably not be sanctioned by the SPCA in the UK. Not Here!

One example of when East clashes with the West.

So today we found an Asian vine snake in our garden.

Sadly it looked like security broke the snakes back.

are you sure it is called an asian vine snake? i had one like that too i think but bigger and fatter. it looks like a white lipped pit viper- see this page.

your photograph is of a green whip snake (Ahaetulla prasina) it is poisonous but its fangs are in the rear of the mouth and not deemed poisonous to humans