Poisonous snakes are useful as their poison has a lot of citrate.this poison is stored to heal other people from dangerous snake bites.
the PYCLAMIN Citrate is present in the poisons of a very few snake species.
but if these snakes bites someone, the man cannot survive even if he is given an antidote immediately after the snake has bit the man because these poisons are toxic enough to kill 35-38 people at once.
then these poisons are stored and are used create skin and anti-poison medicines.
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First off, there are no 'poisonous' snake, there are venomous snakes. A poison must be ingested (eaten) to do its work. A venom is injected. Venomous snakes are important because they help control the population of rodents. Rodents pose a much greater threat than venomous snakes. Many carry deadly diseases which they transmit to humans. Rodents also are in direct competition with humans for the same foods. They eat or destroy vast amounts of grain each year that could be used to feed the hungry populations of the world.
They kill and eat mice and rodents wich spread desies and thus they stop the spread of desies
snakes help in keeping the balance of ecosystem
One way is by helping control the rodent population. Baby snakes sometimes also eat harmful insects.
well snakes are useful to humans because of there skin.Some people hunt snakes because of their skin.People use their skin as a coat or hats.
Snakes control rodent populations.
Its called puperty
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It's venomous, but that does not make it bad. Some snakes are more beneficial to man than sea snakes, but they all serve a purpose.
Snakes can be pests as the venomous species are a danger to people who come too close or accidentally step on them. Large snakes sometimes prey on chickens, rabbits, and similar sized animals raised by farmers. However snakes can also be beneficial. Many snakes eat mice and rats that could otherwise damage crops.
Not usually. Although some snakes can be dangerous, they are often beneficial as they eat rodents that can damage crops and deplete stored grain.
Snakes prey on rodents and insects. Many of these rodents and insects are harmful to food crops or carry disease which can affect humans, beneficial plants, and animals.Snakes have many uses to enviroinment .So killing snakes affects the enviroinment.
Just act calmly and leave it alone. It will go away by itself.
IF YOU ARE SPEAKING ABOUT WASHINGTON STATE THE ANSWER IS LIKELY NO. THE ONLY POISONOUS SPECIES IS THE RATTLESNAKE. IT'S TELLTALE RATTLE WILL EASILY HELP YOU IDENTIFY IT. RATTLESNAKES PREFER PRIMARILY DRY AND ROCKY AREAS. THE SNAKES YOU ARE MOST LIKELY TO ENCOUNTER ARE GOPHER SNAKES AND GARTER SNAKES BOTH OF WHICH ARE HARMELSS TO HUMANS AND ACTUALLY BENEFICIAL BY FEEDING ON INSECTS AND RODENTS.
So long as the snake finds the habitat beneficial, the snake will live there. Garter snakes prefer wet woodland areas and they can usually be found underneath some sort of cover. If you have a pond, chances are you will always have garter snakes. if you eliminate places for them to hide around the yard it may help. Other than that, they mean no harm, so you may just have a new neighbor!
A Scarlet King Snake can be extremely deadly to smaller snakes be they poisonous or non-poisonous. Since King Snakes in general are immune to the toxin of poisonous varieties of snakes, they generally consume most other snakes in their immediate vicinity thus acquiring the moniker "King of Snakes". A Scarlet King can also be deadly to small mammals such as mice or squirrel, chipmunk and shrew are also on their menu. Scarlet Kings are not deadly toward humans, with their ability to consume animals carrying diseases that can be deadly to humans, they are beneficial allies to us.
Many insects, both destructive and beneficial live in gardens as well as a variety of small rodents (such as mice), spiders, and snakes. Aside from them, one might occasionally encounter a small garden gnome, usually ceramic.
Some venomous snakes are 'milked' for their venom. This goes to make an antidote for that particular venom to help someone who has been bittern. Some of the chemicals in snake venom can help with human illnesses such as stopping blood from clotting.