Many times, I've come across the image where people say that the eyes and shape of the head determines whether a snake is venomous or not. This is incorrect.

I'll pick an example.

1. Boomslang (picture below): This snake has found eyes and a normal shaped head. Looking at this snake, you'd say it's not venomous, but the Boonslang's venom matches that of a Black Mamba. In fact the Boonslang's teeth is so small that you might not know that it has bitten you and this also cancels the fable of looking for two teeth holes.

The best way to know a snake is to know it entirely. The Green Mamba and the Bush snake look alike but the Bush Snake has distinct black spots, while the Green Mamba is plain green and a little bigger.

The house snake and the black Mamba looks alike l, but the House snake has two lines on its head while the Black Mamba has it's very black inner mouth.

KNOW THE SNAKE AND NOT JUST THE SHAPE OF ITS HEAD AND EYES.

I don't know anything here but I am rushing to comment because I know that immediately Lala sees this it is straight to fp and I will be second to comment and I go get many likes.

Forget all this BS,once you see a snake just japa straight don't wait to check if it's venomous or not