Adjective
non-venomous (not comparable)
Not producing venom.
The python is a nonvenomous snake.
Instead of defending themselves with bites, the non-venomous colubrids deter potential predators with their appearance: With its alternating light and dark rings, Sibon noalamina mimics the contrasting warning coloration of the venomous coral snakes. Source: Internet
They are non-venomous snakes and kill by constriction, latching on with their teeth and coiling around their prey. Source: Internet
Since the majority of snakes are non-venomous and pose no threat whatsoever to people, their natural feeding pattern makes them very valuable to have around especially if you are like me and cannot stand rats. Source: Internet
The whip snake is capable of biting fiercely if threatened, but in my experience they are normally quite docile creatures and, of course, the bite itself is non-venomous. Source: Internet
“They are non-venomous and generally not aggressive as long as people do not disturb them. Source: Internet