Snakes

Yes, but there's a chance that the person wearing the lipstick would be affected by the neurotoxins in the venom.

Australasian Tiger Snakes of the genus Notechis produce about 30 young on average, but on occasion births can be as low as 10 or as high as 64(the known record). Unlike most snakes of the family Elapidae such as cobras and mambas, the Tiger Snake gives birth to live young rather than laying eggs.

Yes. All snakes that get that big and over are considered constrictors. Almost all snakes are constrictors.

You didn't 'lose' it - you carelessly let it escape by not securing its vivarium ! It could be absolutely anywhere in your house - or - it's more likely found its way outdoors and is considerable distance away ! IF it's still in your house - you might get it back if it comes out of hiding. If it's outside - say goodbye to it forever, as it's very likely to have been eaten by another animal ! Use this 'episode' as a learning tool !

A dugite is a snake.

It is a venomous snake native to Western Australia.

The black mamba has multiple natural tools too help it stalk and kill it's prey. For example, the black mamba is one of the fastest snakes, being able to travel at 11 miles per hour, allowing it to capture it's prey with superior speed and agility. Second, the black mamba's venom is one of the most potent in the world. A mere 15 milligrams of venom could kill a human. In a 20 ounce Coke bottle there are about 500,000 milligrams of liquid. This powerful venom allows the snake to quickly kill/incapacitate it's prey.

BB guns are a poor choice for killing snakes or rodents. The BB do not deform when they strike and the rodent will suffer. Pellets are a much better choice to kill rodents. Yes the 750 will kill the snake but it may take more than one shot.

Yes! Normally... just don't stop and stare at it because it could lunge at you. also keep-in mind the terrain you are travelling on, and the condition of your bike.

There are two main accepted methods to sexing a snake. These are called popping and probing. Neither of these should be done if you are not 100% sure of what you're doing, and since you posted this question, I will assume that you are not. I would never try to use either of these methods on my snakes, since I simply don't have enough experience with it. Your best bet is to take your snake to a vet and have them show you how to do it. There are a few other sexing techniques which are not 100% reliable and vary from species to species. Male hognoses and cornsnakes will both have longer tails than their female counterparts (if lined up at the vent), though I'm not sure if this hold true for green snakes. This is also a fairly useless method if you only have one snake, or even a whole bunch of snakes all of the same gender. However, I will repeat what I said earlier, that your best bet if you really want to know the sex is to take your snake to a vet. females are bigger.

Rattlesnakes have rattles to warn predators to stay away from them or they will bite. Good question!

The average running speed for a snake is 12 1/2 miles per hour. Snakes have to travel against the ground which inhibits their speed.

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Yes, chickens actually enjoy eating small snakes, or even big dead snakes. If the snake is too big, or is poisonous, it may be the other way around though!

A snake rack is a large shelving or other bin holding structure designed to hold multiple bins. The purpose is to provide housing for multiple snakes in a space efficient manner. The bins themselves are usually made of plastic or PVC. The bins are either custom made for the rack system by the rack manufacturer, or the rack system is designed to hold standard bins made by companies such as Rubbermaid or Sterilite. The racks and bins vary in size based on the specific needs, sizes and numbers of snakes it will be housing. Most racks also have some sort of heating system in it that must be thermostatically controlled to provide the snakes with the appropriate temperatures. Snake racks are the most common housing solution used by snake breeders.

Baby corn snakes are by far the hardest snake to eat when they are a baby. After they have defecated the food from the egg is the time to start trying to feed them. The easiest way is to get a small deli cup or tupperware, make several good holes on the top so they can breath but not escape. Put a live mouse pinkie in the deli cup with the snake and put the snake over (or near) it's heat in it's enclosure. Leave it alone overnight and see if he ate it in the morning. If the mouse is still there they try to "brain" the pinkie by using a pin to the top of the pinkies head to expose some of the brain juice. Gently rub the head of the pinkie on the mouth of the snake and leave it for a couple of hours.

It's possible. Tamworth is centrally located in the UK - it's far enough south for it to be home to all three of the UK's native reptiles: The Adder, the Grass snake, and the Smooth snake (which is actually a leg-less lizard)

Yes it will, so keep the kittens away from any area where there are snakes.

By cleaning it and using a breath freshener....I would recommend using an "Oral-B pro-health cross action 7" toothbrush...It really is the best kind out there.

yes

It may be thought of as a symbol of rebirth. This snake features strongly in Aztec religion

Almost every country eats snakes

But mostly China, they cook the poisonous snakes as well

There isn't a specific 'organ' - Snakes usually have a row of heat-sensitive 'pits' (or tiny holes) arranged around the top edge of their mouth.

evil, the devil.

If you think that the snake is going to harm you, adrenaline is released. If it is a pet snake etc. no hormones of particular importance will be released.

Wake up and drink glass of water and go back to sleep!