Snakes That Soar Through Trees

Snakes That Soar Through Trees

Radiocity
By Radiocity Team
Published Jul 08, 2025
This vibrant snake flattens its body and launches from trees, gliding up to 30 meters through the air—common in Southeast Asia.

Paradise Flying Snake

This vibrant snake flattens its body and launches from trees, gliding up to 30 meters through the air—common in Southeast Asia.

Known for its bright green and yellow scales, it glides between trees while hunting or escaping threats in forests of India and Sri Lanka.

Golden Tree Snake

Known for its bright green and yellow scales, it glides between trees while hunting or escaping threats in forests of India and Sri Lanka.

Found in parts of Southeast Asia, it’s smaller than its relatives but just as agile in aerial gliding through jungle canopies.

Twin-Barred Tree Snake

Found in parts of Southeast Asia, it’s smaller than its relatives but just as agile in aerial gliding through jungle canopies.

Sri Lankan Flying Snake

A regional variety of the golden tree snake, this glider uses rapid side-to-side motion to stay aloft while traveling from tree to tree.

Chrysopelea taprobanica

Native to southern India and Sri Lanka, this lesser-known species glides efficiently and prefers dense forest canopies.

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