Snakes

NO THEY DONT BUT THEY HAVE PITS THAT CAN SENSE THE HEAT IN AN ORGANISM no they have very poor eye sight but they can see heat waves so they can see their pray even at night Some are blind, some, like the cobra, can shoot venom in their victim's eyes from yards away. Most snakes rely heavily on their sense of taste (smell), their sensitivity to vibration and some can see infra-red (body heat) at night.

Yes. All snakes wrap around an object. But if it's a poisons snake it probably will not wrap around someone/something to kill it, it will bite its prey. But if it is not poisons it will wrap around something/someone to kill it.

A spider is none of the above, as it is not a vertebrate, i.e. an animal having a backbone. A spider is an invertebrate, specifically, an arachnid.

How long a snake can go without food mainly depends on its age and species. A young snake or small snake would only be able to go a few weeks without food. Most adult snakes can easily go several months without eating. Large snake species like pythons and boas can sometimes go a year without eating.

Fish can chew on food, they can only chew on small soft pieces because the have small teeth that let the chew their food.

Cobra. Krait. Adder. Viper.

I question the specificity of " adder " and "viper " here as snake names. Seems more as classes of snakes to me, though some snakes have those terms in their names.

All snakes are carnivores, King Snakes and Milk Snakes are also cannibals and will kill and eat most other snakes so it is best to keep one per enclosure. The common Scarlet King mimicks Coral Snakes, being non-venomous this is their best defense against predators when combined with "tail-ratting". Captive King's can be maintained on a diet of mice and when/if large enough appropiately sized rats. In the wild hatchlings usually start off eating lizards or frogs and progress to rodents and depending on the area Rattlesnakes and Coral Snakes. If you decide you want to keep one as a pet, request to see the snake feed, a good dealer will not deny your request. A snake that doesn't feed especially a King usually signifies the snake is wild-caught and not acclimated to captivity, wild caught snakes are usually riddled with parasites like mitesand ticks. Hope this helps, they make awesome pets.

well lots of animals eat snakes. Big birds like eagles, hawks,owls and falcons from above. Sea snakes get eaten by animals like sharks and eagles. crocodiles also eat snakes. bigger snakes like pythons and anacondas don't have that much predetors.

Snakes are not typically considered friendly animals as they are usually solitary and can be unpredictable. While some snakes may tolerate human interaction, it is important to remember that they are wild animals and should be treated with caution and respect.

Depends on the snake. Typically those snakes that are very large and use crushing power (like a boa constrictor, a python or an anaconda) can kill a human by wrapping itself around the chest or neck and squeezing. Also, those venomous snakes (especially the young ones) including rattlesnakes, cobras, asps and adders are more than capable of killing a human with their venom.

Some snakes certainly can. Most poisonous snakes could, for example, and some of the larger constrictors could easily do so also (small constrictors might be able to do so if they were lucky, but for the smallest species the cat's a bigger danger to them than they are to the cat).

No.

Snakes Hatch from Eggs. Bellybuttons are caused by the umbilical cord being cut off from the stomach.

If you don't know what an Umbilical cord is, it's like a straw that sucks nutrients from a baby's mother.

You can take a small sample of your dog's feces in to your Veterinarian to have it tested/checked for internal parasites. You also may see actual worms in your dog's feces. Long thin worms that look like spaghetti are Round Worms and tapeworms look like little grains of rice. There are many more internal parasites that you cannot see, that is why it is best to have your Veterinarian check things out by testing a small sample of your dog's feces. It is best to have your dog dewormed & checked by your Veterinarian. Also use one of those Once a Month Flea & Tick medications that you put on topically on your dog, such as Frontline Plus, etc. Don't forget about once a month Heartworm protection too. Check with your Veterinarian about these much needed medications to protect the health of your dog.

Actually, it ways around 5-10 pounds since they can only grow to 68 inches.

It depends on what type of snake your getting. If you are getting a starter snake the best option is the corn snake that's around 20_50 pounds and you can buy mice for a snake to eat at a pet shop for roughly around 10 for 5 pounds and u only feed a snake once a week

Go to a Home Depot or Lowe’s buy jug of snake a away and as long as no snakes are in your yard. sprinkle it all around primiter of yard? last for months even with rain smells like moth balls snakes hate it? Give area good dose of it? Hate all snakes sign of devil? Only afraid of snakes rats mice and gators and crocks here in rotten Florida? Especially inland ? Hate it moving as soon as we can back north? But up in country there got dam coyotes, moose and bobcats ? Shoot dam things ? Shot snakes but do not touch after shooting head still alive for 72 hrs and can still bite you? So leave them for at least 72 hrs then be careful of disposing dam thinfs

A Grass snake is a browny/green with black dashes. They live in Europe (including western Russia), Northwestern Africa, and Western Asia.

They are good swimmers and they eat fish, frogs, and mice. It is one of the most common snakes in Europe.

No - Snakes breath with their lungs - just as every other air-breathing animal does!

a snake's hart is in a sake and t Morse around it's body and that is why it can swallow big prey

yes

Corn snakes, like all other snakes, shed their outer layer of skin periodically throughout their lives. Young snakes may shed more frequently than adult snakes, but in general the shedding process occurs several times a year. This is nothing to worry about as a keeper, but there are a few things you can do to help your snake through this process.

for more info check 'thecornsnake.co.uk'

Having the same color as common plants. (Apex)