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Captive bred - ALWAYS ! Certain species of reptiles are becoming scarce or even extinct in the wild - due to people capturing them for the 'pet' trade. EVERY animal species has a right to live on this planet. Removing wild reptiles simply reduces the numbers remaining. There are more than enough reptiles bred in captivity to sustain suitable numbers for collectors.
Besides which - captive bred specimens are always healthier than their wild-caught counterparts !
What else can I help you with?
What kind of snake in Northeast Alabama would be black and have grayish diamonds on the back?
It should be a rat snake. That is what it sounds like. I caught one today. Would have to see a picture to be 100% sure.
What would happen if the danish restistance was caught?
Until August 1943 a captured member of the resistance would probably just go to prison, but after that date they would be executed.
What is a sentence for snare?
I made a snare,and caught a mouse. I made a snare that caught a mockingbird. My father made a snare that would catch a squirell. We caught a snake with a wire snare our friends and us made.
Would a rooster eat a snake or would a snake eat a rooster?
the snake would bite the rooster and leave. A rooster eating a snake is rare but possible
Will a snake eat cherry tomatoes?
Yes! I just caught a Black Racer eating some thrown out cherry tomatoes whole. I never would have thought it possible.
Would you kill a bear or a snake?
I would kill a snake.
When a snake kills a shrew the shrew is called the what and the snake is the what?
The snake would be the predator and the shrew would be the prey
How will a snake move if drunk?
If a snake were to become intoxicated, its movements would likely be erratic and uncoordinated. It might have trouble slithering in a straight line, and its reflexes could be impaired, making it difficult for the snake to react quickly to external stimuli. Overall, intoxication could greatly impair a snake's ability to move effectively and could potentially put it in danger.
Would a garter snake survive that you caught 2 months ago if you let it go during winter?
Likely no. A garter snake is cold-blooded and seeks shelter before cold months. Plus, it's been fed for two months. So if you put it outside in winter, it would be shocked by the cold, it would be sluggish from the cold, and have difficulty finding a place for shelter. The winter sun would not be strong enough to warm up the snake to keep it alive.
What is the likelihood of a sniper getting captured?
Anything is possible but the training that is given to military snipers can't be beat and I would feel safe saying that chances are slim to none that a U.S. Military sniper would never be caught by enemies.
Can a snake make a trail in grass?
A heavier snake would, though lighter would not.
What snake should you draw the copper head snake or the tiger snake?
you may not agree, but i would draw a tiger snake.
