Millions of years ago, there were snakes in what is now New Zealand. A combination of the ice-age and New Zealand's disconnection from the 'mainland', has resulted in the extinction and non-return of all land snakes. Notice, I say land snakes, because, in fact, New Zealand does get the occasional but rare visit from sea snakes.
There are no snakes native to New Zealand.
New Zealand doesnt have snakes or maple syrup
New Zealand does not have any snakes, venomous or otherwise. Its only venomous native creature is one species of spider.
Ther are no snakes, poisonous or otherwise, in Aotearoa New Zealand. Very, very rarely an Australian yellow bellied sea snake (very venomous) will get washed up on our shores but they are always dead or dying.
No poisionous snakes or spiders. Similar size and population. English speaking. Good at rugby.
There are no snakes native to New Zealand.
No, there are no venomous snakes in New Zealand/Aotearoa.
No; there are no snakes native to New Zealand.
New Zealand doesnt have snakes or maple syrup
New Zealand does not have any snakes, venomous or otherwise. Its only venomous native creature is one species of spider.
New Zealand, Hawaii, Ireland,
Ireland and New Zealand.
No, but have poisonous sea snakes
every state has snakes. the only nonarctic country without snakes is new zealand
Antarctica New Zealand Ireland
There are actually no snakes in new zealand, we are a snake free country lucky aye!!
Well I live in New Zealand and we have no snakes here.