The Rhino Rat Snake ( Rhynchophis boulengeri ) is a sleek and distinctive snake native to the rainforests of Southeast Asia, particularly in China, Vietnam, and Laos. It is characterized by a pointed head and a slightly enlarged rostrum, which gives it the appearance of a rhinoceros, hence its name. This snake is predominantly green or olive in color, with lighter patterns and sometimes spots on its body, allowing it to camouflage itself effectively in its natural environment.
 The Rhino Rat Snake is an arboreal and semi-arboreal snake, spending much of its time in trees searching for its prey, which is mainly small mammals, birds, and eggs. It is known for its calm demeanor and relatively docile nature, although it can be a little shy at first. This non-venomous snake is a fairly rare species in terrariums, but it becomes a fascinating animal to observe, especially thanks to its agile climbing ability.