Samui Snake Farm

Samui Snake Farm Reptile Zoo

• Giant Pythons
  Pythons are non-venomous constricting snakes that live in Southeast Asia, Australia and Africa. Pythons are native to the jungles of Koh Samui.
  Pythons are among the longest species of snake in the world. They often reach a length of 4.5 to 6 meters, even 10 meters (35 feet) in some instances.
  Pythons reside and hunt in the underbrush of the dense tropical jungle and are also excellent climbers and swimmers. They kill their prey by strangling it to death. Pythons feed on birds, mammals and can swallow a whole pig, digesting it over several days.
  Potentially an adult python could attack and kill a human being, but these reports are extremely rare.
  

• King Cobras
  The King Cobra is the world's largest venomous snake with lengths reaching six meters. It is a native of South-east Asia and inhabitates the jungles of Koh Samui. The King Cobra is a cunning, expert hunter which feeds on small mammals and reptiles, including other snakes.

• Crocodile
  Crocodiles are native to tropical and subtropical regions of Southeast Asia, Australia, Africa and America.  Crocodiles live in swamps and slow moving rivers and feed on fish and mammals that approach the water. Crocodiles are known to attack humans.
  Typical adult length for most species is 2 to 3.5 meters and crocodiles are known to exceed the age of 100 years.

• Mongoose
  The Mongoose is a small carnivore and the cobra's biggest enemy. The Mongoose is very alert, swift and resistant to snake venom. They live in Asia, Africa, and southern Europe with more than thirty known species. In lieu of a cobra or other snake, a hungry mongoose will also feed on insects, crabs, worms, lizards and eggs.

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