Snakes

Only if it is a species that can this ability to do so for snakes and reptiles is called parthenogenesis.

Most snakes species do not have the ability to reproduce asexually, but there are a few, this form of asexual reproduction is called parthenogenesis. This is extremely rare.

In parthenogenesis, the offspring are always an exact clone of the mother as the mother use her own complete DNA to create them. there have been 3 cases where one of the offspring was male, though scientist think that those cases are fakes.

Kaa is depicted as a manipulative and cunning character in "The Jungle Book" by Rudyard Kipling, but he is not necessarily considered evil. He is shown as a predator who uses his hypnotic abilities to capture his prey, but he also helps Mowgli and has a playful side. Ultimately, his character can be seen as morally ambiguous.

Yes, actually.

Snakes have a digestive system like any other complex animal (just like people), and of course they have an opening to void waste.

In snakes, the opening is called a "cloaca" instead of an "anus."

The number of babies a viper has depends on the age of the snake, local food availability, and species. The number can be anywhere from 2 to 12,although larger births have been noted. They also give birth to live snakes, not eggs. Captivity can also effect the number as well(generally causing lower numbers).

California king snakes are typically found in California, as their name suggests. They can be found in a variety of habitats such as grasslands, forests, and desert regions. They are known to be active both during the day and at night.

Leimadophis epinephelus - Lee-ma-doh-fis epi-nef-elus

No a forest snake is not a rabbit, it a forest snake

Some coral snakes are poisonous. Some are not. The ones that are poisonous have very powerful neurotoxic venom. Remember this saying.... if the color is red on yellow-kill a fellow if the color is red on black-venom lack

Yes, because they got powerful venom in them

EDIT: I have to disagree with the above answer ! Of the 3,000 or so species of snakes on the planet - only around 400 of those species are venomous. Additionally - of the venomous species - there's only a small fraction of them possessing venom of such potency as to be dangerous to humans.

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snakes are carnivores.they eat frogs,rat,lizards e.t.c

Yes, snakes can be born with two heads in a rare condition known as polycephaly. This happens when the embryo fails to fully split into two separate individuals during development. While these two-headed snakes can survive in captivity with proper care, they usually have difficulty surviving in the wild.

No, snakes are not native to Greenland. The cold climate and lack of suitable habitats make it unlikely for snakes to establish populations in Greenland.

No, not all colubrids are non-venomous. Some species of colubrids, like boomslangs and twig snakes, are rear-fanged and possess mild venom that they use to subdue their prey. It's important to take caution when handling any snake species, as some colubrids can still deliver a venomous bite.

Adder, Aesculapian, Anaconda, Arafura file, Asp

Your muscles contract and stretch to produce movement.

For example, take your upper arms. You have your biceps and your triceps. As the biceps contract as you move your hand to your shoulder, your triceps stretch to allow movement. The same thing happens as you stretch your arm out straight, only vice versa.

I hope that helps.

Yes, snakes can freeze to death in their natural habitats if exposed to extremely cold temperatures for extended periods of time. Snakes are ectothermic, meaning they rely on their environment to regulate their body temperature, so if temperatures drop too low, they can become lethargic and eventually succumb to the cold.

Apart from those in the zoos and owned as pets, Denmark only has two kinds of snakes, one called viper (hugorm, in danish) and another is just called a snake(snog, in danish).

They are both animals. That's about it, the two taxanomic groups are about as far apart as is possible in the animal kingdom. I think the only thing less related to a snake than a snail would be something like coral...

The heaviest snake in the world is the green anaconda, which can weigh up to 550 pounds (250 kilograms) and grow over 29 feet (8.8 meters) long. These large, non-venomous snakes are found in the Amazon rainforest and are known for their impressive size and strength.

No. Hair does not grow on snakes.

you can find adders at hill end in the UK.

the adders live in the long grass, in the river and

in the forest where abouts there is loads of rabbits , sheep ,

people.

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Lauren Kay Yusuf

Snake Eyes is a fictional character known for his mysterious and silent demeanor, which adds to his enigmatic and cool persona. His lack of dialogue serves to emphasize his ninja training and ability to communicate through actions rather than words. This also helps maintain his air of mystique and intrigue in storytelling.

Gaboon vipers shed their skin frequently and typically do so in one piece. They may shed every 4-6 weeks, with younger individuals shedding more frequently than older snakes. It's important to ensure proper humidity levels in their enclosure to support successful shedding.