According to a number of Thai media sources, on May 5, the reptile rescue team of Ang Thong Province in Thailand received a request for help from the public, saying that a small Tiffany blue snake was hidden under a jujube tree in a village in Wiserchaishen County, so they immediately arranged personnel to help.
After arriving at the above-mentioned village, the rescuers immediately came to the jujube tree where the little blue snake was hiding, used snake catching tools to clamp the snake seven inches below the snake's head, and then pulled its tail with their bare hands, and finally successfully subdued the little blue snake and put it in a bag, and then took it to a no-man's land and released it back into nature.
According to the former staff of the Animal Husbandry Department of Hongtong Prefecture, the small blue snake found this time is about 40-50 centimeters long, and it lives under a jujube tree surrounded by potted plants. After learning about it on the Internet, I learned that it was a Tiffany blue snake and was highly poisonous, so I immediately asked the rescuers for help, fearing that it would threaten the safety of nearby people.
According to the rescue team, the above-mentioned Tiffany blue snake is very rare and belongs to the genus Bamboo Leaf Green Snake, and its body color is blue, which is called Tiffany blue. At the same time, it is highly toxic and threatens the nervous system.