What is another word for Indian Rat Snake?
Pronunciation: [ˈɪndi͡ən ɹˈat snˈe͡ɪk] (IPA) 
The Indian Rat Snake, scientifically known as Ptyas mucosa, is a common reptile species found in South and Southeast Asia. The snake is often known by different colloquial names depending on the region. In India, the Indian Rat Snake is often referred to as dhoda or dhoda snake. In other parts of South Asia, it is known as dhaman or dhaman snake. The species is also referred to as Oriental Rat Snake due to its wide distribution in Asia. Additionally, the Indian Rat Snake is sometimes called the Common Rat Snake due to its widespread presence and feeding habits. Whatever name it goes by, this snake is an important predator in its regional ecosystem and is greatly valued by local communities for pest control.
