Green Mambas mainly live in trees.
Their diet consist of small mammals, lizards and birds.
These snakes are extremely graceful and in my opinion they are the most beautiful of all the mamba species.
The green mamba’s venom is definitely deadly.
Yet, they are not so aggressive and it has been know that in africa,
kids play in trees invested with green mambas, yet very few incidences occur.
Once, I brought several venomous snakes to mr. Bill Haast, when he had his famous Serpentarium in Punta Gorda.
These snakes were confiscated and I really didn’t want spitting cobras and mambas. I brought the snakes to him.
He liked to inspect every snake first and take whatever venom he could before he placed them into his cages.
While mr. Haast was opening the snake bag, all I remember is, that a this green mamba just leap right out of the bag.
Mr. Haast jumped back but the mamba still caught him and bit through the fabric of his shirt.
All I remember is that the golden venom was streaming right through the air, glistering in the sun light.
Mr. Haast has handled more snake than any other person in the world but even he was a little startled from the incident.
So, yes. Green Mambas have this agility and cunning that is unlike any other snake.
Green mambas are, as their name says, green from the tip of their nose to the tip of their tail.
This iridescent, bright green coloration makes the most beautiful of all the mamba species.