Snakes

Everybody knows that keeping a snake like a cobra is a pain in the butt but there are snakes that are are not poisonous that are bad pets too. Ball pythons that are not captive bred are full of parasites, flying snakes need a big enclosure, African rock snakes are painful too, and boa constrictors and reticulated pythons are very not good pets to keep.

marharby is a rattle snake that is awesome and bites people

yes and they can eat a whole hippo. Cool Huh?

All snakes shed their skin. Sidenote: hippos live in africa, and there are no boa species in africa big enough to eat a hippo. Even crocodiles won't dare go for a hippo. Hippos have been seen simply biting a crocodile in half. There are no snakes on earth (I don't even think a retic could) that could eat a hippo.

The snake symbolizes some problem or something you fear in real life. The dream suggests that you are afraid of being "devoured" or consumed by this problem. Alternatively, the dream might reflect your having barely escaped from something you thought might destroy you.

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No, he is a fictional special agent who's part of a fictional agency (FOXHOUND) created by Japanese game creator/writer/producer/director Hideo Kojima.

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It depends if your talking about a green anaconda that will weigh a lot more than a yellow anaconda

King cobras only live wild in the tropics and subtropics, so they have no need to hibernate at all, and thus they don't.

Snakes get salmonella infections the same way people do: they consume food contaminated with Salmonella. This is a recurring problem with snakes and other reptiles and amphibians raised for sale as pets. Their food (including rodents used as food) may be raised or processed under unsanitary conditions that contaminate it with Salmonella.

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Some type of food-i think !

garden snakes like to eat the items in all gardens. and sometimes the insects that live in the garden plants. they arent like other snakes, most other snakes eat other animals and etc.

IF YOU DESERVE IT

Hey cuties

Well... what was it doing up there anyways..

Well to remove it, you get a male, because they have stronger hands you see, and he sticks his hand up the genital rectum and gradually starts pulling it out. Then he sticks his other hand up and yanks it out. After that you get rid of the object.

hint :Stop sticking un-necessary things up your french horn

Hope i helped :) Bye cuties x0xoxoxo

both some can hide themselfs and spit venom

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Type your answer here... anacondas can survive for a long time in water where as most of the snakes can't

The Asp Viper is restricted to the Pyrenees . Lataste's viper or the Snub-nosed viper is present throughout the rest of the Peninsula , though like most snakes, nowhere is it common. It takes it's name from the prominent horn between its eyes. It is grey, short (around 50cm) and is distinguished by its triangular head and the zigzag pattern on its back, although this varies amazingly from one individual to another. It lives in dry, rocky areas, away from human habitation,

The other two snakes are not so dangerous, but watch out for the 2-metre long Montpellier snake. It is blue with a white underbelly -don't go picking one up to check- and has prominent ridges over the eyes. However, the position of its venom fangs means that you would be unlucky to have poison injected into you, and if you are, its venom is much weaker then the vipers.

If you are bitten by a snake, remain calm and seek medical attention immediately. Bites only occur in the spring and summer as snakes hibernate. Of the estimated 50 snakebite deaths a year in Europe, only 3-6 occur in Spain, so don't worry too much. More people die from bee and wasp stings. The Canaries are snake-free, and only the milder False smooth snake is found in the Balearics, probably introduced there by the Romans.