Snakes

water snakes and land snakes are practically the same. many land snakes are even partitially aquatic. however, in the case of sea snakes, they have flattened tails used as propellers in the water, and massive lungs to hold their breath for long periods. also, sea snakes have much more potent venom then land snakes but are much less aggresive

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a bite from a small viper, that has deadly venom

King cobra does not kills the mongoose,its veenam does not works on the mongoose

They are quite shy and their patterns make them very cryptic so finding them can be quite difficult when looking. I know they are an endangered species in all of the new England states which many paid a bounty for killing one or the other venomous snake found here, the Timber Rattlesnake.

Similar to the Timber Rattlesnake, the copperhead is a denning animal that returns every winter to a typical communal site below the frost line. This is usually a rock crevice at the toe of a talus slope with a southern exposure. Copperheads return to the surface when the warm weather stirs their slowed metabolism. In Massachusetts I have seen copperheads denning in man-made materials such as concrete slabs or deeper excavations that have some sort of cover to diminish the frost.

Since habitat destruction and lack of understanding have resulted in huge drops in the populations, both of these pit vipers should be protected fully in the New England area.

A snake is said to hiss.

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Because some humans are mean and want to wear other animals.

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It depends on the species of the snake but usually between 8-13 feet per second.

apparently a water ribbon is an item that inhances water type moves

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The average size is around three feet - however - there are always exceptions, and there have been reports of specimens up to five feet in length.

Cobra

yes there is

All snakes are carnivores.

do you mean you woke up and were like GENUINLY bitten by little green snakes....................................:L

Yes they all sleep. Some sleep on a rock with their head above water while others sleep on the bottom of the sea. Like marine mammals they can hold their breath for hours.

No. The viper boa, despite it's name, is not venomous.

In the context of rolling two six sided dice:

snake eyes refers to rolling 1 on each die.

yes because it catches its victims with its venomous tail.

Well it very well depends what kind of python and how old or big it is. Like right now there is a python lose and I'm scared to let my pups out side! Surly a python constricts hard enough to kill you.

In a moist, possibly dark place that is mostly out of sight. The area would be warm and it would be easy to defend the area (as the snake) if necessary.

you should always have a fresh source of water at least 1 hiding spot, a heat source, and a object such as a rock or limb for shedding you could buy at a pet store.

Thata is common misconception. Snakes skin is actually dry and scaly. Their skin in not slimy