Snakes

because that snake has venom in it already

No - they fertilise internally.

No, blue runner snakes (more commonly called blue racer snakes) are non venomous although they can be quite aggressive at times.

rattle snakes will stawk there pray until the right molment.once it finds its pray it starts to follow it and stawk it until the right molment and BAW........ it fights it and eat it

the black mombia and most sea snakes

what does rattle snakes inherit from their parents

Without a better description, it's hard to be species-specific. However - there are relatively few snakes that get to that size. The only one that comes close - is the Reticulated Python (Python reticulatus)

It's natural habitat is South-east Asia, and specimens normally only grow to around 10-20 feet - although it's possible for them to grow to over 28 feet. Any specimens found wild in America have been imported - then discarded by owners when they outgrew their novelty value !

The rhyme for telling milk and coral snakes apart is; Red on yellow, kill a fellow Red on black, your all right Jack

Due to their sheer size and strength, adult Anaconda's have no natural enemies. No other animal in the rainforests is large enough to kill a full grown Anaconda. A Jaguar or a large Caiman may kill a small or adolescent Anaconda but an adult is ruled out as prey even for these predators. On the other hand, Anaconda's are known to kill even large Caiman's and Jaguars when they feel threatened.

If you're referring to the order of the coloured bands... 'Red touches Yellow - kill a fellow. Red touches black - venom lack'

snakes generally eat small mammals depending on the snake the mammal could get larger and small new born snakes have been known to eat things like grasshoppers.

inherited traits what you know and learned behaviors are what you leArn.....

ex. Walking, running, writing, readin

Snakes are most common in mesoamerican cultural art, though they are a staple of almost all ancient cultural arts.

Hog nose snakes overcome their prey and swallow the prey item whole. They usually feed on frogs and toads. They are neither venomous nor constrictors.

if you can not provide mice, you can feed it about three small worms twice weekly. how much it will eat depends on the temperature it is stored in.

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A snake's primary instinct, of course, is to attack sensing movement, smell, and warmth, but generally, snakes will NOT consider a human being as prey. It has been said that the human collar bones prevent snakes from actually being able to successfully swallow a human. For the most part, when a snake strikes at you, its intentions is not to eat you but just as a self defense mechanism or a warning for you to leave it alone.

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if you do them the right way with the proper tools and get them dont professionally they dont hurt any worse than piercing your ears...

Each vertebrate expands with age - just like ours does.

You are looking for Liophis. It is the only known predator of the world's most poisonous frog, the golden poison frog (Phyllobates terribilis). This snake is resistant to the poison but not immune, but if a human touches it, it is said to be lethal.

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and it wasn't a snake bite it was injections of cobra venom.

Certainly yes. All the snakes can swim even if they are non-aquatic.Since to show defensive approach,to dart after the prey items and to swim fluently are few of their inherited quality gained right from their ancestors,which an individual can perform right from the start,even as soon as emerging from the egg.

Theoretically yes - provided the keeper can provide a habitat to mimic its natural environment. HOWEVER - they are a highly-venomous species - and should NEVER be kept by a novice ! Most venomous snakes bite once then leave the victim to succumb to the toxins. Bushmasters deliver multiple bites - all injecting venom ! Even the bite of a juvenile specimen can be fatal to humans.

Many snakes are lizard-eaters and a hungry snake would also eat an iguana.