Snakes

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Click on 'related links' below. The link will take you to a wikiedia page where there is a list of water snakes.

Snakes are predators that help keep the populations of smaller animals from growing too high. The animals whose populations are controlled depends on the type and size of the snake. Water snakes and smaller boas and pythons control populations of fish and small rodents respectively. Large pythons and anacondas control larger animals such as capybaras, wild pigs, and wading birds. Small snakes are also prey for some animals such as crocodilians and wading birds.

Nobody actually knows since she is a mythological she may have a snake tail or legs. In many different sites or tales or movies it is shown differently

Snakes, and in fact all reptiles, are cold blooded. This means they can't independently increase or decrease their body temperature and need an external source (the sun, for example) to do so. This means Antarctica, with its polar climate, is way too cold for them to survive in. If they did live in Antarctica their blood would freeze up almost instantly. Also, there isn't a stable food source for snakes to survive on in Antarctica. This is why you won't find snakes, or indeed any type of reptile, in Antarctica.

their sense of smell, their sharp teeth and their teamwork

The address of the Snake River Heritage Center is: 2295 Paddock Ave, Weiser, ID 83672

Black Mamba habitats include Savanna, Woodlands, Framlands, dense forests and even Swamps. It prefers semi-arid, dry bush kind of habitats where there is abundant prey. They can be found in numerous countries in Africa like, Congo, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Djibouti, Chad, Nigeria etc.

some carpet pythons live in the rainforests but most are pets or live in grasslands

The significance varies. The snake around the cane of Aesculapius is a symbol of fertiliy and rebirth. Athena's snakes are connected with wisdom. The caduceus of Hermes has two snakes, double wisdom = shrewdness.

5 animals that live in the rainforest is:

A sloth

A Jaguar

A Hyacinth Macauo

A Amazon River Dolphin

Green Anaconda

According to The DE Div. Of Fish & Widlife, Copperheads have been confirmed in two Delaware locations; Trap Pond State Park in Sussex County, and near the warm water vent behind the Dupont Experimental Station in New Castle County.

No other venomous snakes have been confirmed in Delaware.

Two of the three species found there, eastern diamondback, and timber rattlesnakes are protected.

Yes! One species only, the European Swamp Turtle.

yes there is. Many infact. as well as anacondas, caimans, lizards and turtles! and many others of course but they a the main animal species.

The snake river's maximum depth is actually about 7900 ft deep because it runs through one of the deepest gorges in the world! Its common depth is normally between 8 ft to 50 ft deep.

The monster you are referring to is the Hydra. The Hydra is a child of Typhon and Echida.

As far as I know, there are two types of rattlesnakes in Colorado on the front range: the western diamondback and the western or prairie rattler. Neither are particularly aggressive (I've stepped on a western diamondback and not been bit) but both are dangerous and should be avoided. I'm not sure what kinds there are in the high country or the western slope. I'm assuming the western diamondback and maybe the timber rattler.

The above answer is actually incorrect for the most part. There are no Western Diamondbacks in Colorado and Westerns are one of the most aggressive of the Croatalus. The species in Colorado are the prairie rattlesnake (croatalus veridis veridis), and the faded midget rattlesnake (croatalus concolor). The prairie rattlesnake can be found to elevations above 9000' and pocesses a myotoxic venom with a LD50 (leathal dose 50) value of around 1100 micrograms per kilogram body weight. The LD value is a measure of toxicity where if you lined up 10 mice of the same body mass and injected them with equal vollumes of venom, 50% would die. The faded midget has a highly neurotoxic venom of, if I recall correctly, is around 50 to 100 micrograms per kilogram body weight and is found in the Dinosaur National Park area. A cousin of the rattlesnake is also found in south eastern Colorado, the western massasagua (Sistrusus catanatus edwardsii). I do not recall the LD50 value of it's venom.

I'm not questioning either answer above, as I'm not an expert (nor do I really know anything!) however I'm providing a link to the Colorado State University site that says that there are Western Diamondbacks throughout Colorado and the Massasagua in the SE. Again, I don't know, just providing an additional data source from some folks that are indeed experts. Finally, I almost stepped on a rattler today while on a run just outside of Boulder Colorado (Superior). It looked like a Western Diamondback to me.

The gestation period for an African rock python ranges from 65 days to 80 days. Clutches usually average between 20 and 50 eggs, though some of the larger females have been known to lay as many as 100.

It is impossible to say. It was never recorded, and every portrayal in artwork differs.

Yes. There are four species of snake in Malta. Only one species is poisonous however, the cat snake(Telescopus fallax fallax). It has 2 small fangs located in the back of the mouth and its poison is only toxic to very small animals and is of no danger to humans.

THE HOGNOSE SNAKE'S NAME STARTS WITH THE LETTER H.

1) Katraj Snake Park (Rajiv Gandhi Zoo)

City: Pune in Maharashtra state, India

Founder: Herpetologist Mr. Neelimkumar Khaire

2) Madras Crocodile Bank

City: Chennai in Tamilnadu state, India

Founder: Herpetologist Mr. Romulus Whitaker (Rom Whitaker)