Snakes

They do in the UK - it gets too cold during winter for them to function effectively, so they seek out sheltered caves and other warmer places to 'ride out' the cold weather.

You normally die just under an hour from respiratory failure. Symptoms include:

Numb around the bitten area.

And that's it...

Baby raccoons feed exclusively on the mother's milk for the first 6-8 weeks of life. Then they are old enough to go on foraging expeditions with the mother., They continue to nurse to a lesser extent. At about 6 months some may leave and go out on their own but others remain with the mother through the first winter and leave when they are 10-12 months of age in the spring.

King Cobras are second in fearlessness to only dolphins. Especially ones that fight sharks. Don't mess with a dolphin.

Fangs. (And its venom, BTW. Poision is something you ingest, venom is injected via a bite.) The fangs, typically there are two, one on either side of the mouth, with hypodermic needle-like characteristics. The venom is introduced through the fangs.

well some fish have bumps on there heads for males and some fish have lumps near the tail for males for females they don't have lumps and they don't have bumps by the tail well some fish have bumps on there heads for males and some fish have lumps near the tail for males for females they don't have lumps and they don't have bumps by the tail

they can't hear any airborne sounds but they feel vibrations with their underbellies

now if you go to some web sites you might be lucky to find them really cheap for people who don't want them anymore and they cant take care of them aying they need a good home or some thing like that for those web sites the cheapest i believe ive seen them are around $15 but those sites arnt reliable.the best place i would go is a store by you or online Ike BHBreptiles and royalconstrictors,and more. the price you would get for a recamonded breader is around$45 up to around $60 but that's just for the normals if you want a pastel(a brighter ball python)then that's around $75 to $100.

It is very difficult. You must grab it on it's sides, not touching its tail or close to its head. They can only lose their tails once and after they grow back they won't fall off anymore. So don't touch the tails if you don't have to. The newts might bite but it will probably just hurt. But its better to try not to get bitten.

Both frogs and snakes are predators. Though you are more likely to find a snake that prey on frogs than the other way around.

Yes, some species of snakes give birth to live ones.

The main reason - is camouflage. In their natural habitat, their colouration is designed to allow them to 'blend in' to their natural surroundings, providing them with the opportunity to either hide from predators, or lie in ambush, waiting for prey.

Yes.

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Rattlers have a heavier body than bull snakes, they have a wide triangular head while the bull has a narrow, pointed head. The rattler has a rattle on its tail while the bull has none. However, bull snakes can imitate the rattler and will vibrate their tail. If the snake is in dry leaves or grass, it sounds just like a rattlesnake.

There are three accepted methods - chemical (barbituate overdose), chemical (carbon dioxide), and projectile (firearm). The only one you could possibly perform properly at home would be the firearm method, and this only if you have a good knowledge of firearms, have the proper caliber of firearm and grain of bullet, know exactly where to place the shot (between the eyes isn't it, and neither is through the hear), and can make the shot correctly on the first attempt.

Because euthanasia via firearm is technically difficult to accomplish properly without extensive training and preparation, most owners elect to have a veterinarian use the chemical (barbituate overdose) option. This is the "pink sauce" or injectable euthanasia solution that is given in a single bolus directly into the vein; the barbituate anesthetizes the animal then stops the heart, resulting in a painless slide into death. Because the barbituate is a controlled drug under US law, only a veterinarian can acquire the drug and authorize its administration; generally the veterinarian is the one to actually inject the drug.

In shelter situations, carbon dioxide can be used, although this is falling out of favor and use due to pressure from animal rights and humane organizations. In this situation, lab-grade concentrations of carbon dioxide are introduced into an air-tight chamber holding the dog; the high concentrations anesthetize then euthanize the dog. However, the transition isn't as smooth as what you typically see with a barbituate injection.

put dead rats in there once they eat it it will swallow for a half a minute so 30 sec. so one they are swallowing get a old cage or a weapon like an axe cut its head off.

the side winders population is 500000

Yes, they do. After all, food in usually means waste out!

No, no vertebrates have ever developed antennas.

However, the snake's tongue behaves like an antenna in that it is forked and can sample the air (drawing the scent back into its mouth to do this as the tongue flicks in and out) with enough sensitivity to stalk prey. It can do this because its tongue is forked and it can differentiate the strength signal across the distance of the fork.

owels and eagles

yes. the kind depends on which forest

yes

Hognose snakes are a pretty docile species. Also - they don't grow very big (about 18 inches !)

There is a small opening underneath the snakes body, several inches from the tip of the tail. Depending on the species, the opening is more prominent and is sometimes marked with a sudden tapering of the snakes body directly behind it.