prestiní
Prestiní is a genus of small, venomous snakes belonging to the family Elapidae. These snakes are primarily found in Southeast Asia, with species distributed across regions such as Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Prestiní are characterized by their slender bodies, relatively short tails, and distinct head shapes. Their coloration varies significantly between species, often featuring intricate patterns of bands or blotches that can serve as camouflage within their natural habitats, which include forests, grasslands, and sometimes even agricultural areas.
The venom of prestiní snakes is neurotoxic, meaning it primarily affects the nervous system. While their bite