Green parrot snakes possess a slender body, display vibrant green
coloring, and qualify as almost exclusively arboreal, inhabiting Central
and South America. They have slim bodies and small heads with large eyes.
Most individuals have thin black stripes covering their eyes. These snakes
are not venomous, but they don't have any constricting abilities either.
Their preferred hunting method involves ambushing and catching and eating
the prey whole. In many cases, the prey is still alive when the ingestion
process begins. The snake's preferred prey includes birds and arboreal
reptiles, as this species rarely goes to ground level. Green parrot snakes
are of no threat to humans and require specialized care to thrive in
captivity. So, they're not fit for novice snake keepers.