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What eat cottonmouth snakes?
Bigfoots, also known as sasquatches, have a unique diet of eating large amounts of cotton.
How many breeds of cottonmouth snakes are there?
a cottonmouth can get to 12 living youngs
Where are Cottonmouth found?
According to my calculations cottonmouth snakes can be found in 3 Lakes.
Are cottonmouth snakes poison?
Yes, they are pit vipers, like rattlesnakes and copperheads.
Where do cottonmouth snakes?
they live in deserts
Where do cottonmouth snakes lives?
they live in deserts
What type of snakes has a white mouth when open?
cottonmouth
Do cottonmouth snakes live in Puerto Rico?
Yes it has snakes but I would not consider it large.
What is the cottonmouth snakes scientific name?
Agkistrodon piscivorus piscivorus
What type is snakes mouth is white when open?
Cottonmouth. Venomous bite.
Which type of snakes mouth is white when?
The Cottonmouth - a highly-venomous species.
What reptiles begin with a d?
· Cobra · Copperhead · Coral snakes · Cottonmouth
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