What does having a snake in the office have to do with Feng Shui?

Poisonous snakes can be divided into three categories according to their diurnal activities: The first category is those that like to be active during the day and are called diurnal snakes. The second type is those that are afraid of strong light and like to hide during the day and be active at night. They are called nocturnal snakes. The third type is those that like to move in weak light conditions (mostly active at night and during rainy days, and have strong cold tolerance), and are called twilight snakes. Snake activity is much more affected by temperature than by light. For example, diurnal cobras often appear at night in very hot summers; diurnal vipers often appear around noon when there is sufficient sunlight in low-temperature weather, but rarely move at night. According to the habits of snakes, Feng Shui indicates that your office is in a lower, damp place. Not popular. If lighting is insufficient, ventilation and lighting should be enhanced.