Palak
Tall and thick grass acts as both shelter and a hunting ground for snakes, providing cover and an abundance of prey such as rodents and insects.
Plants like ivy and creeping thyme create cool, shaded hiding spots for snakes, making gardens more appealing habitats.
Berry bushes attract snakes by attracting small animals and birds that feed on the berries, serving as a convenient food source.
Flowers attract insects, which in turn draw insect-eating animals like frogs and rodents, indirectly luring snakes to gardens.
Snakes are attracted to the sandalwood tree for its shade and ability to absorb moisture, providing an ideal resting spot.
Citrus trees lure snakes as their preferred prey, such as birds and rodents, are attracted to the ripe fruits that fall beneath them.
These vines create tempting living spaces for snakes due to their shade and dampness, offering cover from predators.