Which reptiles is not poisonous?

Answer 1

As far as I am aware, there is no such thing as a poisonous snake. Many snakes, however, are venomous. (If you bite the snake and you die, it's poisonous. If the snake bites you and you die, it's venomous.) In North America, if it's not a rattler, copperhead, cottonmouth, or coral snake, it's not venomous. The first three are pit-vipers and easy to recognize. They have a triangular head, and pits between their eyes and nostrils. The coral snake is a bit tricky since it looks almost identical to the scarlet king snake. As a general rule, if the snake is red, yellow, and black, give it lots of room. If you are not sure whether a snake is venomous or not, leave it alone. All snakes, including venomous ones, are edible.

Answer 2

Pythons and boas, which all have bulging cat eyes, broader heads than the body, and are big when adults, are never venomous, and often gentle, but the smaller ones, venomous or not, are not very easy to determine. Over 80% of the 2900 species of snakes are not venomous. Do not believe some hoax from the internet; they are biased and not sourced.

If you want my source, it is:

Encyclopedia Reptiles and Amphibians

Written by Chris Mattison

Answer 3

All species of sea-snake are venomous - it's how they subdue their prey !

Answer 4

There are literally thousands of snakes that aren't venomous. It would take forever to list them all, but a good starter would be that all pythons and boas are not venomous.

Answer 5

i think its all of them apart from venimous snakes and a few species of frogs.

Answer 6

There are no poisonous lizards. However, there are 2 known species of venomous lizards. The Gila Monster and the Mexican Beaded Lizard.

Answer 7

corn snake