This study delves into the traditional folk medicine practices involving snake body parts, shedding light on the ancient healing traditions known as zoo therapeutics. Snakes, revered and feared in many cultures, have been historically utilized for their therapeutic potential. From snake venom and skins to scales and bones, these body parts have found applications in traditional healing systems across the world. This research explores the historical, cultural, and medicinal aspects of snake-based treatments, their significance, and the associated ecological considerations. By examining the role of snake body parts in folk medicine, this study offers insights into traditional healing practices, their cultural significance, and the potential conservation implications for snake populations.