no, poisonis snakes have red markings to keep animals away
Many animals eat other poisonous animals. A very quick example is the poison dart frog from South America. The frog itself does not produce the poison in it's skin. It accumulates the toxins on its skin by eating a certain variant of ant that is mildly toxic. When it eats hundreds of these ants , it's body contains concentrated amount of the toxin. The toxin does not affect the frog, similarly to the way that honey badgers are virtually immune to snake venom.
On the note of snakes, and the original answer, when snake venom is cooked, the heat renders the venom inactive as it breaks the proteins down. Also the venom only affects you when in your blood stream. Provided you have no cuts in your mouth, and no ulcers in your esophagus and stomach, you could drink snake venom with no negative affects as stomach acids will also break down the proteins in the venom.
To preserve a snake without damaging it, the preferred method is to inject a solution of formaldehyde or ethanol into its body to prevent decomposition. This process will effectively kill the snake while keeping its body intact for preservation purposes. It is important to follow proper ethical and legal guidelines when handling and preserving animals.
Contact a local wildlife rescue organization, animal control, or a reptile expert for assistance with identifying and handling the snake egg found in your yard. It's important to avoid touching or disturbing the egg until you have professional guidance on how to proceed.
Snow by itself does not necessarily kill germs. However, extremely cold temperatures can slow down the growth and reproduction of certain types of bacteria and viruses. It is still important to use proper hygiene practices to effectively kill germs.
The most potent venom of any land animal belongs to the inland taipan, a central Australian snake.
There are quite a few species that do that. Cobras and some pythons are two well-known species to incubate their eggs by coiling around them.
NO. A snake does not kill itself. They die from natural cause or health related issues There are many snakes that can play dead once threatened.
no no no no What type of brown snake brown snakes aren't poisonous, they are VENOMous The venom is to protect itself and kill it's food
I would kill a snake.
Yes, and the snake can also kill the alligator, or to be precise, caiman.Depending on what kind of snake cobra yes
rattle snake can kill you
An anaconda can certainly kill a much larger animal. However, it will be unable to swallow that animal if it is wider than the snake's body.
you can kill a snake when it attacks you... u can strangle it but it will bite you too! :D first kill the snake and after this go to hospital
no this is false if anything one snake would kill you and even then the chances are slim
It depends on the snake.
no dogs can kill a snake
No.
Yes. Snakes have been known to kill and sometimes eat other snakes.