You can tell if a snake is venomous or not by looking at the head. The head of a venomous snake looks shorter, fatter, and wider in comparison to the neck. This is because of the venom glands located at the back of each side of the head. A non-venomous snake's head looks longer, thinner, and there is not a great deal of difference in the width of the head and neck. To get practise of determining if a snake is venomous or not look up these pictures on Google. 1) Cotton mouth snake (venomous) 2) black rat snake & brown water snake (non-venomous look alike.) 3) copper head (venomous) 4) cornsnake (non venomous look alike). Can you tell which is venomous and which is not between the Peruvian milk snake and the coral snake? Just by looking? Good luck!
no. big snakes dont have venom. they kill by squeezing animals to death
No, cornsnakes are constrictors, so they do not rely on venom to kill thier prey.
Its venoumous bite.
no its venoumous
No, the true adder is a European venomous snake but the term is sometimes used very loosely to describe almost any snake, especially venomous snakes. Adders are vipers, rattlesnakes are vipers but rattlesnakes are not adders.
Stonefish -venoumous Lionfish box jellyfish
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if a snake is a reptile, then do you really think that there can be a snake that isn't a reptile? Ask yourself that question, and then think about what you know. You can answer this yourself. I know you can.
Watch out for that snake. I don't know what type of snake that is. I once saw a stick that I thought was a snake, so I picked up a snake that I thought was a stick.
Yeah what is a Snake Horse? I would love to know.
A dog and a snake and that its types of animals of you people would know
yes,you will know by its name:SMALL scaled snake