No, they are usually on land rather than water. They have the fastest strike on earth.
No - Adders, like all snakes are carnivores !
A death adder is an Australian snake. The definition is venomous Australian snake resembling an adder. It looks like a normal snake, but it is a dangerous creature.
Finland has a couple of snakes, only one of them venomous.
An adder is a vertebrate. Like all snakes, it's a vertebrate because it has a backbone and an internal skeleton. Snakes have as many as 200-400 vertebrae.
Water moccasins are snakes that are water bound, so like water snakes, basically
Snakes drink water, like most animals.
Depending on the variation of the Adder and the locality, Adders have very distint black and yellow triangle or diamond markings which run from head to tail. Adders also have quite a broad head too compared to other snakes. Adders are also venomous snakes meaning their bite could possibly be fatal, although it must be said that the Adder in general is a well behaved snake who would prefere to flee rather than attack. Hope this helps, Cornsnake Kid
all snakes like water but few to none live in it...no
The death adder got its name because its venom is highly toxic and can cause death within hours if left untreated. This snake is known for its ambush hunting style and quick strikes, making it a highly dangerous reptile.
Red bellied black snakes drink water, like all snakes do.
pythons are not good for children because they can wrap you around just like andacondas andacondas are big or huge snakes that can squeeze you to death and kill you but garden snakes are harmless snakes.
They both like ...snakes like on the land and the worm lives on land to but worms can live in water