What is the largest constricting snake in the Philippines?

Cobras. Easily identified by the intimidating hoods that extend on both sides of their heads, various cobra species inhabit the Philippines. The king cobra, the world’s largest venomous snake, reaching a maximum length of 16 feet here.

Are there snakes in Manila?

The Philippines is home to a variety of different snake species and some of them are indeed venomous, including a range of cobras, vipers, coral snakes and sea snakes which can potentially kill a human if they feel threatened.

Is Python have poison?

Pythons do not have venom and colubrids (rear-fanged snakes) either have a weak venom or lack venom altogether.