A snake will usually try to flee or hide when threatened. A few species will play dead if confronted by a predator. If cornered or captured many snakes will bite their attacker. Some species have venom that can made a bite extremely painful and possibly fatal. Other snakes can release a foul-smelling musk to drive away predators.
with venom and camouflage
yes they spit and bite
oppossum, frogs, some species of lizards, raccoons, cats, dogs, some snakes. etc.
No they can not eat animals bigger than themselves because they do have a jaw unlike snakes do. Any animal that has a jaw, can not eat anything bigger than 90 degrees. But please do not try anything like it, you may end up breaking your jaw.
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.
Snakes don't have legs so they They only slither after people because snakes defend themselves. Snakes don't chase after people they slither after people or prey.
No, global warming is unlikely to make snakes or any animals bigger. Their habitats are warming so animals are already on the move seeking cooler climates.
Female snakes are generally bigger.
Snakes are not inherently mean or aggressive. They behave based on instinct and can display defensive behavior if they feel threatened. It's important to understand and respect their natural behaviors when interacting with them.
Snakes, birds, turtles, racoons, badgers, skunks, other bigger bullfrogs.
The study of snakes would be considered a science. the overall science would be biology and the scientist would be a 'herpetologist' (who studies reptiles). Snakes themselves are naturally occurring animals.
They are both. All snakes are predators, but many are prey themselves to animals such as birds of prey, wolves, crocodiles, and even other snakes.