Is there a blue snake in Australia?

The blue-bellied black snake (Pseudechis guttatus), also known commonly as the spotted black snake, is a species of venomous snake in the family Elapidae. The species is native to Australia. Blue-bellied black snake Conservation status Genus: Pseudechis Species: P. guttatus Binomial name 11 more rows

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Can I buy a cobra?

While you need a permit to own a deadly cobra in many states, in others you don't. Venomous snakes that can kill you, including cobras, rattlesnakes and vipers, can easily be bought at reptile shows or online. Wildlife educator Tom Hudak was called in to handle the cobra when it arrived at its destination. Keeping this in consideration, where do blue coral snakes live? Southeast Asia Blue Malayan coral snake (Calliophis bivirgatus): This stunning snake lives in the jungles of Southeast Asia. Unlike its North American cousins, it does not have bands. Instead, it has a deep blue body with light blue or white stripes on each side, and a gorgeous, coral-red head and tail, according to Ecology Asia.

Are coral snakes aggressive?

Tim Cole, a herpetologist who owns the Austin Reptile Service, and who does educational lectures on snakes of all kinds, told me that coral snakes are not dangerous in the sense that they will not get aggressive with you in the wild, like rattlers will. They are shy snakes and will seek to get away from you. Where can a coral snake bite you? And while they are small snakes with small mouths, they can bite pretty much anywhere; they don't need to get you between the fingers as you'll sometimes hear. Any exposed skin is all they need.

Where are blue racers native?

Blue racer snakes' range covers all of the lower peninsula of Michigan as well as the most southern tip of the upper peninsula down through northern Indiana, Illinois, into parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa, and the most southern tip of Ontario, Canada on Pelee Island in Lake Erie. One may also ask where are blue racers found? The blue racer (Coluber constrictor foxii) is the subspecies found in Minnesota. It occurs in ten counties in southern Minnesota where localized populations inhabit the Mississippi, Minnesota, and St. Croix river valleys.