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No way are all snakes Australian ! Australia is just home to loads of well known ones, because their venom is very potent. BTW if you go on Google or Yahoo or whatever and type in: -Australia -Australian snakes. it will like give you anything with snakes in the website and the stuff straight after the minus symbol wont come into any of your searches! trick of the trade! PS there has to be no space between the minus and the word!
What else can I help you with?
Do Australian people like snakes?
some do not all.
What are the release dates for Croc Files - 1999 Deadly Australian Snakes?
Croc Files - 1999 Deadly Australian Snakes was released on: USA: 11 July 1999
How many different types of Australian snakes are there?
Australia has approximately 100 venomous snakes, 12 which are deadly to man.
What type of creature is a taipan?
Taipans are Australian snakes, members of the elapidaefamily.
What are some of the species that invaded Australian?
kangaoos, snakes and many frogs underground
What type of animals can be found in the Australian Outback?
The Australian Outback is home to many animals. Some of these animals include the Autralian Dingo, Crocodiles, Blue Tongue Lizard, The Filled Lizard, Monitor Lizard, Australian snakes, and Australian Spiders.
Are Australian King Snakes venomous?
Members of the King snake family are non-venomous. They are constrictors.
What type of snakes are found in Australia and how often are they sighted?
1. Australian Taipan 2. eastern brown snake 3. death adder 4. tiger snakes
What other snakes besides the King are capable to eat juvenile Rattlesnakes?
cobras and the Australian bandy-bandy
What did the Australian aboriginals eat?
They ate kangeroos,lizards(barneys),crocs,stingray,snakes and bushtucker e.g
What pictures are shown in aboringinal art?
Dots, natural colors and Australian animals such as lizards, snakes, ect.
Do Australian snakes hibernate?
As with any snakes, Australian snakes may or may not hibernate, according to the weather. Snakes are cold-blooded, and rely on the heat of the sun to raise their body temperature enough for them to become active. Snakes shelter in rock crevices and logs during cold weather and come out on warm days to sunbake. While they are less active in the cooler months throughout Queensland, the Northern Territory, northern South Australia, Western Australian (except the far southern region) and New South Wales (except for the Alpine areas and High Country), they do not hibernate in these areas. In Tasmania, southern Victoria, the Alpine regions of Victoria and the southern coast of South Australia, snakes do hibernate.
