Never attempt to handle a snake on your own unless you are adequately trained to do so. There are many different species of snakes, some of which are dangerous. India is home to many venomous snakes, and their slithering movement creates fear in people. 

There are several ways to get rid of snakes from your premises. To begin with, it is vital to identify the species of the snake. It is recommended to call an expert to deal with any snake problems. Some ways to get rid of snakes include spraying the house, catching it with special tools, using a snake repellent, eliminating standing water, filling in burrows, and keeping the grass short.

Snakes may have entered your house looking for food or shelter. Some snakes may decide to stay longer if they have access to food like rats, mice, fish, small animals, frogs, snails, etc. Snakes may also seek shelter in bushes, compost, piles of leaves, or areas close to water. It is recommended to treat any pest infestation to avoid a visit from these creepy creatures.

- Shredded snakeskin - Snake holes - Tracks made from slithering - Snake droppings

Snakes vary widely in appearances, and to see if the snake is venomous, you may have to get very close, which is not recommended. However, snakes have unique features by which you can tell them apart from venomous vs. non-venomous. - Venomous Snakes Features: The shape of their head is frequently triangular, they have thin pupils surrounded by yellow or green eyes, and their body color may be red, green, or yellow. 
- Non-Venomous Snakes Features: The shape of their head is usually round and spoon-shaped. They have rounded pupils, and their body color varies from yellow and red, separated by black bands.

Handling pest issues - especially ones as serious as snakes - should always be left to experts. It is crucial to identify the species of the snake. If you suspect you have a poisonous snake on your premises, you should not try to manage the snake on your own. Depending on your region, you may be dealing with a long list of poisonous and non-poisonous snakes that are commonly found lurking in bushes and vegetation.