Snakes

The same substance as our fingernails - keratin.

Snakes don't show affection. I'm sorry the person who wrote the last sentence is stupid, my snake loves me, if I stick my hand near him, he'll crawl up it and sit on my arm or shoulders while o stroke him, if I stop, he'll start moving around to try to get my attention.

To draw a food web for a king cobra snake, start with the king cobra at the top of the chain as the predator. Then, list the animals it eats, such as rodents, birds, and smaller snakes. Next, include the organisms that prey on the king cobra, such as large birds of prey or other predator snakes. Connect these organisms with arrows to show the flow of energy in the ecosystem.

It's unlikely ! A large python (such as a Burmese Python) can live to around 35 years.

i went on a walk today and ran into 2 copperheads laying across the road together. I am not sure if this is normal, but they were together and i am sure there were more around.

Because once upon a time.... There where many many snakes in New Zealand. Then the humans came. They slaughtered all the snake kind. The snakes fought bravely and with valour, alas they were overpowered. There are ancient legends that state the snakes have secret holds in NewZealand and still wage war against humanity. The household snakes are believed by some to be the Imperial Snake Intelligence Corporation. So now you, you and your ancestors KILLED the snakes. IT WAS NOT FAIR. THEY DESERVED TO LIVE. You will be guilty for the rest of your life knowing that YOUR people killed them. DON'T PRETEND NOT TO KNOW THIS. >:(

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Every place except for Hawaii and Maine

Hawaii and Maine are states not countries.

Several countries and islands have no snakes at all, including Iceland, Greenland, Newfoundland, Ireland, New Zealand and the Falkland Islands. Most of the islands of the Pacific Ocean, and many Caribbean islands, have no poisonous land snakes, although those in equatorial waters are likely to have poisonous sea snakes just offshore.

Madagascar is unusual in having a large and varied population of snakes - a total of 90 species altogether - but no dangerous ones ( a small number are venomous, but the arrangement of their fangs makes them completely harmless to people).

If you are referring to snakes of the genus Acanthophis, before antivenom was introduced, 50% of death adder bites were fatal. Now, with the antivenom, and due to the slow progression of symptoms, fatalities from death adder bites are very rare in Australia. In New Guinea, deaths from these snakes are still common.

If you are referring to the comic character, try getting a life.

Sorry, snakes are strict carnivores. Most snakes in the wild will eat small mammals such as mice and rats, plus birds, eggs, other snakes, gerbils, small lizards, frogs, crickets, and grasshoppers [insects are animals, too!]; also snails, meal worms and super worms.
a snake is a carnivore
carnivore
Nope. ALL Snakes are carnivores.

Snakes are carnivores and primarily eat rodents, birds, eggs, and other small animals. They swallow their prey whole and have a slow metabolism that allows them to go for extended periods without eating.

No, snakes do not poo out of their mouths. Snakes have an opening, called a cloaca - through which urine and faeces are expelled. This is found on the underside (ventral) in the region where the belly ends and the tail begins.

They mimic the shape,smell, and sound of their prey.

Snakes are reptiles.

Snakes prey on a variety of animals including rodents, birds, fish, insects, and small mammals. They use their venom or constriction to subdue their prey before consuming it whole.

A frog. Earthworms are invertebrates - frogs have an internal skeleton, as do snakes. A snake is a reptile, therefore not related to either a worm (Annelid) or a frog (Amphibian), but would be more closely related to the frog.

Snakes do not have eyelids and cannot close their eyes, so they do not have a traditional sleep pattern like mammals. Instead, they rest throughout the day and night, taking short periods of inactivity when needed.

u can save it by finding it and keeping it

Adult grass snakes eat mostly amphibians, such as newts and frogs, and the occasional rodent.

However, the young grass snakes, due to their immature size, must prey upon smaller things, mostly tadpoles and small invertebrates such as insect larvae and worms.

It is possible, but the shark would be more likely to get injured than killed. It also depends on the species of sharks as well.

Carnage is Venom's son. Venom asexualy reproduced carnage

Some snakes paralyse their prey with a poisonous bite, injecting venom into the bloodstream via their long fangs- once the prey is paralysed, it can then be swallowed by the snake. This is true of cobras, rattlesnakes, vipers, and many other types. Other snakes, such as pythons, boa constrictors and anacondas, crush their victims to death by wrapping their strong muscular bodies around them and squeezing tight, causing suffocation and crushing bones.

Any species of the order Ophidia; an ophidian; a serpent, whether harmless or venomous. See Ophidia, and Serpent., To drag or draw, as a snake from a hole; -- often with out., To wind round spirally, as a large rope with a smaller, or with cord, the small rope lying in the spaces between the strands of the large one; to worm., To crawl like a snake.

Most snakes will become sexually mature between 18 and 24 months. This varies slightly with the snake species being studied.