Snakes

When they reveal their private parts ;)

NO. I hope this didn't just happen to you! Seek medical help immediately. Even if no help is available, cutting off your foot is not an option.

NO, gopher snakes do not kill rattle snakes.

They are the same thing, like people and humans are the same things

small/medium mammals and birds! small!!

its a rat snake

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Snakes do not have any specific names for the different genders

I think it has adapted to cold temperatures by laying in the sun to warm itself.

If you're talking about just the shed skin from a snake - you can't do much with it, as it disintegrates over time. The complete skin (including the underlying tissue) can be turned into things like belts and shoes.

Female: Lily, Baby, and Eve

Male: Oak, Slither, Chase, Cornflake, Monster, and Spots

Hope this helps!!

They are located at the front of the mouth, in the upper jaw.

It's a ring neck snake, grows to about 20" long and feeds on worms, salamanders. found from Nova Scotia to Boston

Not at all ! The older a snake gets - the less frequent it will shed. My corn snakes only shed once a year, as they're almost fully grown. Yet - my Royal Python sheds every 4-5 months as he's only a couple of years old.

sort of, it really is a ( chicken ) that has been mothered by a serpent. so it looks like a chicken with a serpents tail

To me i think the western hog nose snake is better because it is smarter,the corn snake is better for beginners

The exact meanings depend on what you take the symbols to mean. In symbolism, snakes can refer to both sexuality and healing. Whiteness can symbolize purity, sterility, and/or healing. In the context of mating, this could symbolize safe and hygienic sex. In the context of healing, this could represent complete recovery.

The caduceus is a symbol used to represent modern medicine. It is comprised of intertwined snakes on a pole. The origin of this symbol seems to come from an account in the Bible where God cursed people with sickness and they would be healed if they only looked at a serpent on a stick. So the imagery of that story is used to depict the medical profession.

no

Well first of all they slither not crawl and their whole body is a musle and they push them selves along and they do have quite a tough time but they have all developed to do it

They don't - once the baby snakes are born, they are completely independent !

they eat small mammals

No - it indicates how many times it has shed. Each time a rattlesnake sheds its skin, it leaves behind an extra 'button' on its rattle. Since young snakes can shed three or four times a year - it's not an indication of age.

A newly born snake is called a Snakelet Neonate while a newly hatched snake is called a hatchling

The shrew is the prey.