Snakes

Snakes represent fear or sexual issues, really big snakes mean fear of sex.

No - the don't 'chirp' ! The only sound they make is the occasional hiss.

Usually by constriction - although they do have weak venom too.

No, a coral snake cannot live in a forest. The only chance a coral snake can live in a forest is if a Human brings a male and a female together and have babies.

there is no reason to eat that it dose the body no good

No. Snakes are purely carnivorous.

Yes there is a snake littlest pet shop. One of which is a special edition pet so, if you find it, it would be like two things in one!! One way to tell is if its a green snake that's sparkly and it has a special edition pet sticker on the outside. I would highly suggest looking at a local store ,Ebay,Or Amazon.com or any other ways you could get it! Happy Hunting for it!!

pretty pretty please with a cherry on top answer my question

One is by the shape of the head, such as the bit vipers, which have triangular shape with it's head being larder then it's neck.

The other is for the coral snake, which can be identified by it's yellow ring touching the red rind. Milk snakes, which are not that poisonous, has the same colour combination as the coral snake but but it's red rings does not touch it's yellow ring.

A mnemonic that helps me tell the difference between a coral snake and milk snake if "If yellow touches red, then your dead."

Also, if you look at the snakes eyes, you will notice that venomous snake have elliptic eyes verses non-venomous snakes having round eyes.

some poisonous snakes in gujarat are Cobra,Krait, Saw scaled viper,Russell's Viper ,common slender Coral snake

it doesn't work like u think camoflage would its more of a menacing look to scare off predators so relly its not much of camo but more of "don't come near me i could hurt u."

The best way would be through genetic analysis - if snakes and fish shared close evolutionary ancestors, many of the genes would be similar between the two classes of animals.

Depending on the species of snake, it might be lizards, toads, earthworms, small mammals, birds or even other snakes.

No a black Mamba is not a mammal it is a reptile because it is a snake it is infact the fastest snake in the world.

throw it away..no use keeping it. if it has a virus or is sick, and if it has parasites, your snake will not likely eat it. There is always a reason an animal will not eat something...always trust your pets instincts

yes

Its other name is the Cottonmouth.

The reason why snakes skin (its called shedding) fall of is because

other persons answer

Snakes skin will only stretch a small amount so, periodically, a snake sheds its old skin, having formed a new skin underneath. Young snakes shed much more frequently than older snakes as they grow faster when they're young.

my answer

The primary reason for this (snakes shedding there skin) is that the snakes grows, as the snake grows the outer skin douse not grow so the snake sheds its skin.

HOW?

the snake first rubs its nose against a hard surface the snake hooks its old skin on a twig then slides out of its old skin leaving it in one piece

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i dont no.......

The black mamba gets it name from its poisonous black saliva.

The average dose delivered in a bit is 44mg. Although the venom is highly toxic - there have been no recorded fatalities of victims (usually herpetologists) dying. There is a highly effective antivenin available.

Maybe an adult.

Another opinion

Yes, but do not try it! It is dangerous to you as well as the snake. Either one of you may die in the process. The snake will die from being digested, you will die from suffocation if it lodges in your throat and prevents you from breathing.

Snakes use the vitamins and minerals that they get from vegetarian prey. A mouse is omnivorous as are rats, these are the most eaten prey animals for snakes along with birds, other snakes, lizards, frogs, fish and some will eat worms or insects. Some snakes have evolved to be a species-specific prey-eaters, like the snakes that eat eggs.

Typically adults range from 25 to 38 cm.