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Poisonous snakes, such as rattlesnakes, produce a distinctive sound known as rattling, created by the rapid vibration of their tail segments. This sound serves as a warning to potential threats, signaling their presence and venomous nature. Other poisonous snakes, like vipers, may hiss or make a similar warning sound, but the rattling is specific to rattlesnakes.
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Is a full white snake poisonous?
It doesn't matter on color it matters what type of snake it is
What is the most poisonous type of snake in Australia?
The inland taipan
Do poisonous snakes always leave poison when they strike?
it depends on wat type of snake it is if it is not a poisonous snake then it would leave poison wen it strike
What type of snake does a meerkat eat?
They eat venom and poisonous cause they can.
Which type of poisonous snake lives in cook county illinois?
none
Why is the brown snake poisonous?
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
What type of snake bites hurt?
Any snake bites hurt, it's the poisonous ones that are dangerous though
What type of creature is taipan?
It's a poisonous snake found in Asia originally.
What snake is the longest and most poisonous?
Type your answer here... a black mama or a cobra
Which type of poisonous snake lives in cook country Illinois?
Water Moccasins
What is another word for a poisonous snake that can be coined fromdread?
A word that can be coined from "dread" to refer to a poisonous snake is "adder." An adder is a type of venomous snake found in various regions, particularly in Europe. The term captures the essence of danger associated with poisonous snakes while being derived from the letters in "dread."
Which country is free from snake?
No countries are free from snakes, all have at least one type of snake living there, whether they are poisonous or not. England has the adder. xx
