yes it is the third smallest snake in the world next to the bow snake and the worm snake
There are THOUSANDS of Garter Snakes in captivity - WHY would you want to remove one from the wild !
As for most snakes, Garter snakes have other animals that will eat it. Foxes, birds, coyotes and other mammals closely related to foxes and coyotes will eat Garter snakes. It's 'enemies' are its predators or even humans can be a threat to snakes. Garter snakes can even be a threat to humans if overpopulated in one place, for example 20 Garter snakes in a person's backyard can be a hazard to ones health especially to infants or babies.
Snakes drink water like any other living creature. Garter snakes can often be found in or near ponds as amphibians are one of their favorite foods.
The Banded Krait is one example - it lives almost entirely in the sea.
Yes, garter snakes are commonly found in Ohio. They are one of the most widespread and recognizable snake species in the state, often inhabiting a variety of environments including gardens, forests, and wetlands. Garter snakes are non-venomous and play an important role in controlling pest populations. Their presence contributes to the biodiversity of Ohio's ecosystems.
every one is scared of them and they are seen so often they are killed the most
The garter snake is non-poisonous.
It doesn't need it ! Garter snakes are native to North america - where the climate is a temperate one. They don't need high humidity - which is what the fogger will introduce.
The San Francisco garter snake is commonly nicknamed the "rainbow snake" due to its vibrant coloration, which includes bright blue, green, and yellow stripes. This striking appearance makes it one of the most visually appealing snakes in North America. Additionally, it is often referred to simply as the "garter snake" in the context of its family, but its unique colors set it apart from other garter species.
The garter snake known for its distinctive blue belly is the Eastern garter snake (Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis). This subspecies is commonly found in the eastern United States and parts of Canada. The blue coloration is most prominent in juvenile snakes and can vary in intensity among individuals. Eastern garter snakes are non-venomous and often exhibit a pattern of stripes along their bodies.
Behind its head. - Well, I've caught different kinds of snakes out where I live, and Garter snakes seem to be the friendliest of all. Except for one time, I've never had to worry about a Garter biting me. That was only because someone made it mad. So, I've never had to hold one behind the head. Most of the time, I can just lay it over my shoulders. :]
they are about 1 foot and 2 inch ^^^^ I left this answer alone - just to show how some people DON'T read the question properly !. After mating, the gestation period for Garter snakes is between two and three months. The female 'gives birth' to live young - as opposed to laying eggs.... Snakester1962 (Supervisor)