5. Blue Malaysian Coral Snake
Snakes of this size grow to about 5 feet long and eat other snakes, including snakes of their own kind.
Sometimes it will consume a lizard or a frog, or even an unlucky bird, but for the most part, it eats snakes exclusively.
It is a poisonous reptile that is most active at night when it can be quite aggressive while staying rather timid until daybreak. In order to scare off predators, it shows its red belly, and it uses its tail as a decoy for its head so that it can strike if threatened.
Malaysia, Cambodia, Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand are among the countries where snakes can be found.
