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Why do snakes live in forest?
because there they can find their food
Where do wild corn snakes find there food?
in the water
What do snakes us there tongues for?
Snakes use there tongues for a lot of thing. Snakes use their tongues for smell and to find food.
Why are snakes called sleepers?
they sleep during the day and go find food at night
How do garter snakes store their food?
how do garter snakes store their food
What is the tigers food chain?
They eat many food like snakes , mice anything if they can find on the ground
How do you find snakes?
snakes don't look for there food. They smell and if they smell an animal, they would go after it and try to eat it.
How do snakes digest food?
snakes have stomach acids that break down and digest the food
Where do bagders find their food?
Badgers find food by digging or raiding burrows. They are omnivores and eat rodents, snakes, insects, carrion, seeds, fruit and roots. They have poor vision and rely heavily on their sense of smell to find their food.
Can a young snake find its own food?
Absolutely ! Snakes are totally independent from the moment they hatch (or are born). A newly-arrived baby snake will immediately shed its skin - then disperse in search of its first meal.
How do bushmaster snakes find there food?
By hiding in their bush and waiting for their prey to walk by and then BAM! They stricke them and eat them.
What are snakes food chains?
Snakes eat just about anything
