Snakes

You don't actually tame them you just increase their tolerance of being handled. When handling you want to make sure to touch all over, especially the face. With a lot of handling you will find that corn snakes are very easy to get along with.

So-called "snake season" eases during the cooler months in Australia. Snakes are less likely to be visible once the days cool down - from about April-May through to August.

Yes because the population increased in 1999.

Medusa Erinyes

It doesn't matter what kind of snake it is, all snake droppings look the same. When fresh they are small black balls and maybe some fur, drifting among a white paste and clear to yellowish, gooey liquid. When stale all you see is some crusty white stuff and crumbly black balls and maybe some fur.

Brown snakes

no it doesn't make a snake venom at all :D

it just creates so much gas inside yourbody which makes you feel really uncomfortable, but anyways you can make watermelon milkshake with ice-creams and milk and its 100% safe. just google for the recipe's

in a kyack

If attempting to tame a captive bred snake, that should not be too difficult. Handle it for about 10 mns a day, every day, until it becomes used to u. When it learns to recognize ur scent and becomes more docile, it can be handled much more often. If it is a wild snake u r attempting to tame, it is strongly advised not to try it. The best thing to do would be to let it go back into the wild. Capturing wild animals puts stress on the animal's population and on the individual animal itself. Wild animals are almost impossible to tame, and it is ethically wrong to take a wild born animal and place it in a cage for the rest of its life. Most likely, the only thing u will accomplish is getting bitten many, many times.

What kind of snakes? and where/what pet stores? A baby cornsnake costs about $25 from a pet store where I live (Texas), a baby ball python costs about $100.

Personally, I would recommend doing some research online and trying to find a reputable breeder not far from where you live. At a pet store you don't know the history of the snake, how well it has eaten (this is very important in baby snakes, they should have eaten at least 4 times, without being force-fed, before sale) etc...

No. Snakes have a single rear vent (opening) that shares access to all of its internal organs (sexual and digestive); it is not an anus per se in the same sense that we normally use the word. The closest term you could use in relation to a human would be your 'shorts' (as it, they, cover all the same things).

schereus

No. Snakes can escape through the tiniest openings. To get exercise, I would put your snake in a closed area that is under constant supervision.

Absolutely NOT ! They would never eat that stuff in the wild - and it's ridiculous the number of similar questions that get posted on here !

because people think that it is scary and is going to bit you and they kill it.And they are losing there habitat rapidly.PS. there not going to hurt you or hurt pets.

You dont as the diameter is to small to pass the fittings . We use Ram Jet or water jetting

Snake - refers to any species within the snake family. Viper - refers to a specific species of snake. It's like asking the question "What's the difference between a dog and a poodle"

Yes snakes can eat rodents, moles, and bird eggs.

No. The only venomous snakes in Missouri belong to the Pit Viper family.

-Copperhead

-Cottonmouth

-Western Pygmy Rattlesnake

-Massasauga Rattlesnake

-Timber Rattlesnake

The come out in eggs. If you are planning on expecting some, you should have already prepared: -an incubator - wet paper towels in a circular formed tuperwear that can fit two of the same sized snake that is laying the eggs into -lots of mice to fatten the female up after giving birth places to give the baby corn snakes to Good Luck, once again, IF you are breeding corn snakes :)

I live in a highly wooded area in PA and I have often smelled strong cucumber in the middle of walking my dogs. Many people say that it's an old wives' tale that copperheads smell like cucumbers, but my question is... what else would smell like cucumbers that strongly? In my research, I have learned that they do emit a musk, but whether that musk smells like cucumbers is a mystery.

The grass snake and the Adder

I don't think it's possible for snakes to become humans.

No, there are no snakes 'within' the Artic circle.

Vine snakes get there name as they are often seen hanging off of trees looking like a hanging vine they also sit with their mouth open so to catch any prey flying past usually as rarely eat rodents they prefer birds lizards and frogs