Snake farming is the practice of breeding and raising snakes for various purposes, including the production of snake skin, meat, and venom. These farms often focus on specific species, such as cobras or pythons, which are valued for their unique characteristics. Farmers provide controlled environments to ensure the snakes thrive and reproduce effectively. In addition to commercial benefits, snake farming can contribute to conservation efforts by reducing the demand for wild-caught snakes. By providing a sustainable source of snakes, these farms help protect natural habitats and promote responsible wildlife management. This practice can also educate the public about the importance of snakes in ecosystems.