I.General knowledge about white snakes
First, they will introduce readers to the reason why snakes are white, as well as their appearance, whereabouts, .. so you have an initial look at them.

1. Why are snakes white?
Albino snakes are white because their bodies lack the pigment melanin. Melanin is a pigment that determines and governs the color of skin, hair, hair and eyes in humans and animals.

In reptiles such as snakes, during the process of biosynthesis and development, they lack or lose some or all of their melanin, making the body white.

2. Appearance characteristics of albino snakes
Albino snakes are reptiles that share many common features with other snakes. For the most part, their body is covered with an alternating white or pale yellow skin.

Except for the color, the white snake has the same appearance as other snakes

The body of the snake is elongated, with a well-defined head and neck, smooth, smooth and dry horny scales cover from the head to the tip of the tail.

Snake eyes are small, underdeveloped, pale pink, red or jet black. Usually, these eyes are suitable for catching prey at night.

Body size: Usually male snakes will be larger in size than female snakes. In females, the length of snakes is from 0.7m – 1.2cm. Males can be up to 1.5m – 2m long.

3. Where do albino snakes live?
Albino snakes were first found in 1998, in the US states of Texas, Arizona and Louisiana. They are kept as pets, but then this snake breed and grow more and more in the wild.

These snakes prefer to live in warm areas, burrows, bush places or on high ground where they can easily find prey such as rats and other rodents. .