Asia, the largest landscape on Earth, provides habitat to the majority of Earth’s human beings as well as to a colossal diversity of snakes. More than 150 venomous species, representing several snake families: the Viperidae (e.g., vipers, pit vipers, and Fea’s viper), the Elapidae (e.g., kraits, cobras, king cobras, and Asian coral snakes), and the broad assemblage previously contained within Family Colubridae (e.g., non-front-fanged-colubrids (NFFC snakes), including “rear-fanged” snakes) are known to exist.