Do snakes travel in herds

Answer 1

Sea snakes can forage in groups, but snakes generally don't hang out together unless they are mating. Oh, and a group of snakes is not called a herd. It could probably just be referred to as a group (like with the sea snakes) because snakes don't cruise around together. ----- There is such a thing as a nest of vipers.

Answer 2

No - for almost all their lives they are solitary creatures. They only tend to seek out another of their species for breeding purposes. The exception - is during cold winters, where many members of the same species will shelter in caves to escape the worst of the winter weather. Come spring - they quickly disperse, each going their own separate way.

Answer 3

No.

Snakes are solitary, and as a rule will only seek company during mating season - and sometimes for hibernating.

Answer 4

No.

Snakes are solitary, and as a rule will only seek company during mating season - and sometimes for hibernating.

Answer 5

No, but i need to know if they travel alone or in pairs.

Answer 6

No. Like other snakes, they are solitary.

Answer 7

no

Answer 8

no