The bamboo-leaf green snake is a venomous snake of the subfamily Aceridae. It is a highly venomous blood-circulating venomous snake. They have a beautiful appearance and a green color, which is of great appreciation value. The bamboo-leaf green snake has a large, triangular head, a thin neck, and the head and neck are clearly distinguished. Some snake friends who don’t know about the Green Bamboo Leaf Snake ask what kind of snake is the Green Bamboo Leaf Snake? Is it poisonous? Let’s take a look at the introduction:

The Bamboo Leaf Green Snake is not very poisonous. The pit vipers are far behind. There are currently very few reports of fatal bites from Bamboo Leaf Green snakes, but Bamboo Leaf Green snakes will cause severe pain after being bitten. The amount of venom excreted when they bite is small, with an average amount of venom excreted of about 30 mg each time. Its toxicity is mainly hemorrhagic changes, and poisoned patients rarely die. There are 2 tooth marks in the wound (occasionally there may be only one), and the distance is 0.3-0.8 cm. The wound oozes a small amount of blood, has severe, burning pain, is locally red and swollen, can ulcerate, and develops rapidly. Its typical characteristics are that bloody blisters are more common and appear earlier; systemic symptoms are generally less common. Systemic symptoms include nausea, dizziness, and abdominal distension and pain. Some patients vomit blood, have blood in their stools, and in severe cases suffer from toxic shock. In Fujian, Taiwan, Guangdong and other provinces, Trichosanthes aeruginosa is the main snake species causing venomous snake bites. Although the bite of the green bamboo leaf snake is not life-threatening, there are many cases of bites, so it is very harmful.

The toxicity of the bamboo leaf green snake is blood circulation poison. There are many types of blood circulation poisons with complex ingredients. Mainly in the cardiovascular and blood systems, it produces various toxic effects. Its clinical manifestations are equivalent to the symptoms of fire poison in traditional Chinese medicine, so it is called "fire poison".