What is a Leucistic snake?

If a reptile is leucistic it basically means that its skin and scales are white, blotchy, or pale. It can affect the reptile's entire body surface or only parts of the body. In essence, the animal may have some white areas on its body and some areas with its normal color.

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Also, are blue snakes rare?

There aren't that many blue colored snakes out there in the world. In fact, there are very few. One of the most vibrant blue snakes you're going to learn about today is called the Blue Racer Snake. What snake has no anti-venom? African bush viper - a snake with no known antivenom - bites San Diego Zoo employee.

In respect to this, which snake bite kills fastest?

The black mamba The black mamba, for example, injects up to 12 times the lethal dose for humans in each bite and may bite as many as 12 times in a single attack. This mamba has the fastest-acting venom of any snake, but humans are much larger than its usual prey so it still takes 20 minutes for you to die. Then, 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 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.