They cannot impregnate themselves per say but they can retain sperm from one breeding to the next as well as have litters from multiple partners. Just to add to this thread: There was a man who claimed not too long ago that his snake impregnated itself. He claimed it had never been in contact with another snake. I think its his word against science, but just for the record their have been people who have said such things...
No, all snakes reproduce by means of eggs. However in some species the eggs are retained instead of being laid and these snakes then produce live young. Note, there is no feeding of the eggs/young while in the body - there is no placenta. Animals that do this are are said to be "ovoviviparous".
Snakes reproduce by laying eggs. When the eggs hatch, the mother snake is long gone, and the babies are able to fend for themselves from birth.
No, this is not a characteristic of mammals.
The same way as other animals do. There are male and female snakes with male and female parts. The male gets the female pregnant.
The dirt acts as a lubricant which seeps into their skin. This allows the males to impregnate the females.
they can if they tried
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No they do not.
The snakes throw poison from their sharp teeth or sometimes they bite.
No. Snakes fend for themselves from their first moment of life.
To catch its pray.
with venom and camouflage
yes they spit and bite
Baby garter snakes fend for themselves from the moment they are born.
Snakes get their food from the garden, such as rats, lizards and other small animals.
No, all snakes are not poisonous. Yes, all snakes will bite (even the ones that are not poisonous) They will bite to catch and eat for or to defend themselves.