Non-venomous snakes do not possess any toxins that can harm humans, and typically do not have fangs. However, most snakes can become aggressive when threatened, and a non-venomous snake’s layers of small sharp teeth can leave harmful wounds if you’re bitten. Can you tell if a snake is non-venomous? There are no specific features… Read more »
Snakes have a natural resistance to their own venom, as well as venom from snakes of the same species. Their immune systems naturally produce structures similar to those found in anti-venom, which block the venomous particles from harming cells. Snakes have long teeth called fangs. Some snakes have poisonous venom in their fangs, which can… Read more »