Garter snakes have anticoagulant properties in their saliva to prevent blood clotting in their prey, allowing them to more effectively consume larger meals without obstruction. This adaptation also helps facilitate the digestion process by ensuring that the prey's blood remains fluid, which can enhance nutrient absorption. Additionally, the anticoagulant may aid in immobilizing prey, making it easier for the snake to capture and consume it.
No they are not poisonous and i think they do not bite
No,garter snakes are often small and are not poisonous.So they are perfectly harmless.
Not really. They will bite if the feel threatened but they are not venomous.
Garter Snakes are mildly poisonous, but can not inject any toxins to humans with their bite.
Assuming you're actually referring to 'Garter' snakes - ALLl snakes have the potential to bite - it depends on how you handle them - and the reptile's individual temperament.
Like all snakes garter snakes are predators. Garter snakes get their nutrients by eating small animals.
Yes. Any type of snake will bite if it feels threatened. Garter snakes do have venom but it is very mild and they do not have well-developed fangs to help deliver it.
no garter snakes come out in the hot days garter snakes not like to come out in a night
Garter snakes can be very aggressive but they are not dangerous. I've been bitten many times. If you are bitten just clean the wound (you probably won't even need a bandaid) and drive on.
Garter snakes hibernate.
If you mean "garter snakes" then the answer is no. Garter snakes bear their young live.
No Garter Snakes are not poisonous.