Are there snakes which lives in snow?

Answer 1

I found a frozen snake on my sidewalk yesterday (January 28). My brother picked it up today - totally stiff - and put it in his truck. He just thought it was amazing that (1) a snake was out in the snow, (2) that snake was frozen. After about 5 hours, the snake moved his head. About another hour later, he curled up in a ball. We now have him in a reptile tank made just for snakes. This was your average garter snake. Couldn't believe it. So the answer to this question is - YES.

Answer 2

I have heard this story too but on a different level. All creatures can survive harsh cold for a short time but eventually the cells inside the body will freeze. Thus damaging them from the water expansion. Kind of why cryogenics is gonna be a hard technology to crack, hope it answers your question if off topic.

Answer 3

They can but most don't. Because of them already being coldblooded, most snake type creatures (reptiles) are found in a warm environment.

Absolutely! Some actually sort of "hibernate" in dens. When they are cold they are very slow moving though, until they warm up.

Answer 4

WHAT IS SNOW? WATER RIGHT? AND THERE ARE SNAKES THAT LIVE IN THE WATER...SO THERE PROBABLY SNAKES THAT LIVE IN THE SNOW....HOPE I HELPED..TY PEACE!

Answer 5

snakes are cold blooded so their temperature varies with the temperature of their surroundings.

therefore yes! they can get a little chilly. that's why you need heat lamps!

Answer 6

no because their cold blooded

Answer 7

no