Why are snakes poisonous?
To make sure their prey is killed quickly and to defend ==Answer== It's definitely not to bite people and kill them. The primitive snakes were all non-poisonous. But during the course of evolution the salivary gland has been modified to secret poison in few snakes to aid the killing purpose more precise and potent.
Because its what worth if despite of being bitten the prey escapes? Its not serving the very purpose the snake is seeking for. But once the snakes devloped venom the problem solved , as we know snake venom is nothing but a mixture of complex proteins helping snakes killing it's prey rapidly and aiding in digestion as well.
Snakes are poisonous because of their diet which includes poisonous frogs.As dangerous as they might be, these snakes aren’t aggressive and prefer to avoid human confrontation when possible. But I would play it safe and stay a good distance away.
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