Snakes known as Malaysian coral snakes are highly venomous snakes. They don’t go out during the day. They usually avoid places with human presence. These snakes generally hunt at night. Other snakes are their main food. They are characterized by an orange-red head and tail. Both sides of the body have blue stripes.
They have a strange resemblance to the pink-headed reed snake. Therefore, people often have a hard time distinguishing them. They are about 1.8 meters long. These snakes like to live under logs and in rocks near water bodies in the forest. They are found in the countries of Southeast Asia. They are found in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Cambodia.
A video of a Malaysian coral snake swallowing a pink-headed reed snake in one go is filling social media. The snake, hiding in the coal leaves, swallowed it completely within seconds. The scene was shared on the Biga Cat Namibia Instagram page.
English recap: The coral snake completely devours its seemingly larger rival snake
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