Snakes

Drop-for-drop - the most venomous snake is considered to be Belcher's Sea snake.

In my view i think, snake is nutrious as other animals but it depends on how it is treated before cooking and also the spieces used as food. Snake contain a lot of fat, proteins and vitamins. The piosonous ones should be treated well since the pioson when eaten will inhibite some metabolic pathways in the body and this can lead to death. be careful of what you eat!

There are only three poisonous snakes in the state of Ohio. These species are the Eastern Mississauga, the Timer Rattlesnake, and the Northern Copperhead.

There are 2-4 deaths per year in Australia from snakebites. Most of these are from the Australian Brown Snake.

Yes they like sticks in their cage but you should get them from a pet store or disinfect the sticks in some way if you get them from outside.

Type Gold, Ohio into google and you get this:

http://www.roadmuseum.org/9_04_bellville,_ohio.htm

Yes. Copperheads are found throughout the state of Maryland.

they live in other peoples mountains not this one

it can be used for transportation energy and water supply

Consumer. They are predators that actively hunt prey (their food) so they would be like a shopper. The do not make anything (except for the venomous ones, they produce venom to help disable or kill their prey) or scavenge for the dead.

A place to hide away from prying eyes if they want to. Something to climb on. A water bowl. A safe, thermostatically controlled heat source to maintain the correct temperature.

There are several venomous snakes in Saudi Arabia that can cause human fatalities.

Arabian cobra, desert black snake, Horned viper, Sindh sawscale viper, Northeast African sawscale viper, Carpet viper, Anderson's burrowing asp, Ein Geddi burrowing asp and Puff adders to name but a few. There are also around 9 species of sea snake off Eastern Saudi, all of which can produce a potentially fatal bite.

Snakebite isn't a major hazard but you shouldn't be naive to what species are around.

The previous contributer was a little off the mark.

The person who answered before doesn't know crap. Corn snakes constrict when they get older. as babies they dont

yes, all sea snakes are more dangerous then land snakes its harder to get bitten though because of their tiny mouths it is very unlikely that you will get bitten, just be aware of their eggs they will try to protect them.

Because holes are an ideal size for their bodies. Like most animals, snakes and rats feel safer when they're in a place that appears to give them protection from anything that might want to harm them.

no believe it or not wombats actually eat snakes...only small ones though im not sure about the big ones

Yes Possible

Snakes do live in Qatar but most of them live in the desert. I don't think snakes live in areas that people live.

no

Yes , i have a pet corn snake and so does my brother they are very calm. my snake has tried to 'attack' me before but the only thing it really did bump its head against my hand it did not even open its mouth they are not dangerous at all . i would recommend them the only snake that is known to be calmer is the Florida king snake but they grow much bigger.

yes they do hibernate in holes and caves

By hiding in their bush and waiting for their prey to walk by and then BAM! They stricke them and eat them.

you have to be any age you want

u mite be killed