Snakes

There are only 3 states that don't have poisonous snakes its only possible if someone went to another state with luggage and left it open and the snake got in it. The states are Alaska, Hawaii , Rode island.

There is no snake that can kill an elephant. Even the largest and most venomous snakes, such as king cobras or anacondas, are not capable of killing an elephant due to the large size and thick skin of the elephant.

they eat birds, frogs, lizards, other snakes, and toads

A short and fat snake could be a species like the ball python. These snakes are known for their thick, robust bodies and are popular pets due to their docile nature.

all multicellular animals have an anus which waste passes. Snakes are reptiles, not necessarily the highest level of evolution of animals, but certainly possessers of "butts".

every animal has a way or letting out waste just beaceues you can not see them doesn't not mean a thing.

Snakes have fangs because they contain venom. The venom helps protect the snake from danger because when the snake bites it's attacker the venom is injected into the attacker causing it to become poisoned.

Cottonmouth snakes, also known as water moccasins, have venom that is potent enough to be potentially deadly to humans. While their bites are rarely fatal, medical attention should be sought immediately as their venom can cause severe pain, swelling, and tissue damage. It is important to give these snakes space and avoid provoking them to reduce the risk of being bitten.

Anacondas communicate primarily through body language, such as by coiling their bodies or hissing. They may also release pheromones to communicate with other anacondas. Additionally, vocalizations like grunts or growls can be used to convey messages.

Snakes primarily eat small mammals like mice, rats, and voles, which are prey animals for many herbivores. Snakes will also consume birds, eggs, and sometimes insects, but they generally do not target herbivores directly.

Snakes are ectothermic, meaning they rely on external sources of heat to regulate their body temperature. In cold mornings, their metabolism slows down, making them sluggish. By sunning themselves, snakes raise their body temperature to a level that allows for proper functioning and increased energy before they become active to search for food.

Some snakes kill their prey by squeezing them to death. Many snakes kill by using their fangs to inject their victims with a poisonous venom. Some snakes will also spit venom at something they interprete as a threat.

Indian Ocean (Philippines: Visayan area, Panay; New Guinea), Gulf of Thailand, Australia (North Territory?, Queensland?), Solomon Islands [McCoy 2000]. Especially around the Ashmore Reef in the Timor Sea off northwest Australia.

Yes, eagles do eat snakes. Some species of eagles, like the bald eagle and the golden eagle, are known to prey on snakes as part of their diet. They use their sharp talons to catch and kill the snakes before eating them.

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if you try to grab him he is going to bite you .

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Some run away, some warn you, and others attack...

Mites are a serious problem and are verry small about the size of a pin head. They feed off the blood of animals. Reptiles in captivity offer a welcome breeding ground for mites if they are introduced from a outside source or the reptile already has them from the place where they are purchaced and this needs immediate attention if they are spotted. They can vurtually kill the snake from drinking all the blood out of them.

This is a list of all endangered species, a list that includes over 900 species (904). How does this make you feel?

Abbott's Booby Addax African Slendersnouted Crocodile African Viviparous Toad African Wild Ass African Wild Dog Agile Gibbon Akepa Akiapola'au Ala Balik Alabama Cave Shrimp Alabama Cavefish Alabama Lampmussel Alabama Redbelly Turtle Alabama Sturgeon Alamosa Springsnail Alaotra Grebe Alaotran Gentle Lemur Aldabra Brush Warbler Algerian Nuthatch Amargosa Vole Amazonian Manatee Amber Darter American Burying Beetle Amsterdam Albatross Andean Cat Andean Condor Anegada Ground Iguana Angulated Tortoise Anjouan Island Sparrowhawk Anjouan Scops Owl Ankarana Sportive Lemur Anthony's Riversnail Apaporis River Caiman Apennine Chamois Appalachian Elktoe Appalachian Monkeyface Pearlymussel Aquatic Box Turtle Arabian Gazelle Arabian Oryx Arabian Tahr Argali Armored Snail Arroyo Southwestern Toad Asian Bonytongue Asian Elephant Asian Golden Cat Asian Leopard Cat Asian Tapir Asian Wild Ass Asiatic Lion Atitlan Grebe Atlantic Salmon Attwater's Greater Prairiechicken Auckland Island Rail Audouin's Gull Avahi Aye-aye Ayumodoki Azores Wood Pigeon Babirusa Bachman's Wood Warbler Backstriped Sportive Lemur Bactrian Camel Bald Uakari Babirusa Bachman's Wood Warbler Back-striped Sportive Lemur Bactrian Camel Bald Uakari Baluchistan Bear Banbury Springs Limpet Banded Cotinga Banded Hare Wallaby Banded Wattleeye Bannerman's Turaco Banteng Barbados Yellow Warbler Barbary Serval Barred Bandicoot Barrington Land Iguana Bartailed Pheasant Barton Springs Salamander Beach Mouse Bee Creek Cave Harvestman Bengal Monitor Berthe's Mouse Lemur Big Bend Gambusia Birdwing Pearlymussel Black Caiman Black Clubshell Black Colobus Monkey Black Crested Gibbon Black Musk Deer Black Rhinoceros Black Softshell Turtle Blackandwhite Ruffed Lemur Blackburn's Sphinx Moth Blackcapped Vireo Blackfaced Impala Blackfooted Cat Blackfooted Ferret Blackfronted Pipingguan Blackheaded Uakari Blacknecked Crane Blue Whale Bluemask Darter Bluethroated Parakeet Bluntnosed Leopard Lizard Blyth's Tragopan Pheasant Boisduval's Blue Butterfly Bolivian Chinchilla Bolson Tortoise Bone Cave Harvestman Bontebok Bonytail Chub Borax Lake Chub Boulder Darter Bowhead Whale Braken Bat Cave Meshweaver Brazilian Sideneck Turtle Brazilian Threetoed Sloth Bridled Nailtailed Wallaby Bridled Whiteeye Broadsnouted Caiman Brother's Island Tuatara Brown Bear Brown Eared Pheasant Brown Hyena Brown Pelican Bruneau Hot Springsnail Brushtailed Ratkangaroo Buena Vista Lake Ornate Shrew Buffheaded Marmoset Bulmer's Fruit Bat Bumblebee Bat Burmese Peacock Turtle Cabot's Tragopan Pheasant Cabrera's Hutia Cahaba Shiner Cahow California Bighorn Sheep California Condor California Freshwater Shrimp California Tiger Salamander Cameroon Clawless Otter Cameroon Toad Campbell IslandFlightless Teal Canarian Black Oystercatcher Cape FearShiner Cape Mountain Zebra Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow Capped Langur Cribbean Monk Seal Carolina Heelsplitter Carson Wandering Skipper Cat Island Turtle Catspaw Pearlymusse Cave Crayfish Cebu Black Shama Cedros Island Mule Deer Central American River Turtle Central American Tapir Central Rock Rat Chatham Island Black Robin Chatham Island Pigeon Cheer pheasant Cheetah Chimpanzee Chinese Alligator Chinese Egret Chinese Giant Salamander Chinese Monal Pheasant Chinese River Dolphin Chinook Salmon Christmas Island Frigatebird Christmas Island Goshawk Cicek Minnow Clapper Rail Clarke's Gazelle Clarke's Weaver Clear Creek Gambusia Clouded Leopard Cloven-feathered Dove Clubshell Coffin Cave Mold Beetle Coho Salmon Cokendolpher Cave Harvestman Colorado Pikeminnow Comal Springs Dryopid Beetle Comal Springs Riffle Beetle Comanche Springs Pupfish Common Moorhen Conasauga Logperch Conservancy Fairy Shrimp Coosa Moccasinshell Coquerel's Sifaka Corsican Swallowtail Cotton-top Marmoset Cougar Cracking Pearlymussel Crescent Nail-tailed Wallaby Crested Honeycreeper Crossley's Dwarf Lemur Cuatro Cienegas Softshell Turtle Cuban Crocodile Cuban Parrot Cuban Solenodon Cui-ui Culebra Island Giant Anole Cumberland Bean Pearlymussel Cumberland Combshell Cumberland Elktoe Cumberland Monkeyface Pearlymussel Cumberland Pigtoe Cuvier's Gazelle Cylindrical Lioplax Snail Dama Gazelle Dark Pigtoe Darwin's Rhea Delhi Sands Flower-loving Fly Delmarva Peninsula Fox Squirrel Desert Bandicoot Desert Monitor Desert Pupfish Desert Rat-kangaroo Desert Slender Salamander Devil's Hole Pupfish Dhole Diademed Sifaka Diana Monkey Dibbler Djibouti Francolin Dorcas Gazelle Douc Langur Drill Dromedary Pearlymussel Dugong Duskytail Darter Dwarf Crocodile Dwarf Hutia Dwarf Musk Deer Dwarf Wedgemussel Eastern Black Crested Gibbon Eastern Jerboa Marsupial Eastern Quoll Eastern Rufous Mouse Lemur Edward's Pheasant El Segundo Blue Butterfly Eld's Browantlered Deer Elliot's Pheasant Eskimo Curlew Ethiopian Wolf Etowah Darter Euler's Flycatcher Eurasian Peregrine Falcon Everglade Snail Kite Eyrean Grasswre False Water Rat Fanshell Fat Pocketbook Fat Three-ridge Mussel Fea's Muntjac Field's Mouse Fiji Crested Iguana Fijji Banded Iguana Finback Whale Fine-rayed Pigtoe Flat Pebblesnail Flat Pigtoe Flat-headed Cat Florida Grasshopper Sparrow Florida Salt Marsh Vole Forbe's Yellow-fronted Parakeet Fork-crowned Lemur Formosan Yellow-throated Marten Fountain Darter Francois' Langur Freira Gaimard's Rat-kangaroo Galapagos Hawk Galapagos Penguin Galapagos Tortoise Gavial Geoffroy's Spider Monkey Geometric Tortoise Giant Armadillo Giant Kangaroo Rat Giant Otter Giant Panda Giant Pangasius Giant Sable Antelope Giant Scops Owl Gila Chub Gila Topminnow Glaucous Macaw Goeldi's Marmoset Golden Bamboo Lemur Golden Langur Golden Lion Tamarin Golden Parakeet Golden-cheeked Wood Warbler Golden-crowned Sifaka Golden-headed Lion Tamarin Golden-rumped Tamarin Golden-shouldered Parakeet Goodman's Mouse Lemur Goral Gould's Mouse Government Canyon Bat Cave Meshweaver Government Canyon Bat Cave Spider Grand Cayman Ground Iguana Gray Bamboo Lemur Gray Bat Gray Langur Gray Mouse Lemur Gray Whale Gray Wolf Great Indian Bustard Great Indian Rhinoceros Greater Dwarf Lemur Green Sea Turtle Greenland White-tailed Eagle Grenada Gray-fronted Dove Grey-necked Rockfowl Ground Beetle Ground Parrot Guam Micronesian Kingfisher Guam Rail Guizhou Snub-nosed Monkey Gulf Moccasinshell Hairy-eared Dwarf Lemur Haitian Solenodon Harpy Eagle Hartebeest Hawaii Creeper Hawaiian Coot Hawaiian Crow Hawaiian Dark-rumped Petrel Hawaiian Duck Hawaiian Goose Hawaiian Hawk Hawaiian Hoary Bat Hawaiian Monk Seal Hawaiian Stilt Hawksbill Sea Turtle Hay's Spring Amphipod Heavy Pigtoe Helmeted Honeyeater Helmeted Hornbill Helotes Mold Beetle Higgins Eye Pearlymussel Himalayan Musk Deer Hine's Emerald Dragonfly Hispid Hare Hog Deer Hooded Crane Hook-billed Hermit Hummingbird Hook-billed Kite Hoolock Gibbon Horned Guan House Wren Houston Toad Hualapai Mexican Vole Humpback Chub Humpback Whale Hungerford's Crawling Water Beetle Ibadan Malimbe Idaho Springsnail Illinois Cave Amphipod Imperial Parrot Imperial Pheasant Imperial Woodpecker Inagua Island Turtle Indian Python Indian Sawback Turtle Indian Softshell Turtle Indiana Bat Indigo Macaw Indri Indus River Dolphin Iowa Pleistocene Snail Island Fox Israel Painted Frog Ivory-billed Woodpecker Jaguar Jaguarundi Jamaican Boa Jamaican Giant Swallowtail Butterfly Jamaican Iguana James Spinymussel Japanese Crane Japanese Crested Ibis Japanese Giant Salamander Javan Rhinoceros Jentink's Duiker Jolly's Mouse Lemur Jullien's Golden Carp June Sucker Kagu Kakapo Kanab Ambersnail Kangaroo Rat Karner Blue Butterfly Kauai Akialoa Kauai Cave Amphipod Kauai Cave Wolf Spider Kauai 'O'o Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle Kentucky Cave Shrimp Key Largo Cotton Mouse Key Largo Woodrat Kirtland's Wood Warbler Kirtland's Wood Warbler Kokako Koster's Springsnail Kouprey Kretschmarr Cave Mold Beetle Laguna Mountains Skipper Lange's Metalmark Butterfly Lar Gibbon Lar Valley Viper Large Desert Marsupial-mouse Large Iron-gray Dwarf Lemur Large Kauai Thrush Large-eared Hutia Laysan Duck Laysan Finch Leadbeater's Possum Least Bell's Vireo Least Tern Leatherback Sea Turtle Lee County Cave Isopod Lemur Leon Springs Pupfish Leopard Lesser Dwarf Lemur Lesser Long-nosed Bat Lesser Rabbit Bandicoot Lesuer's Rat-kangaroo L'hoest's Monkey Lion-tailed Macaque Little Blue Macaw Little Earth Hutia Little Mariana Fruit Bat Little Planigale Little Spotted Cat Littlewing Pearlymussel Longhorn Fairy Shrimp Long-tailed Ground Roller Long-tailed Marsupial-mouse Long-tailed Otter Long-tailed Otter Lotis Blue Butterfly Lower Keys Marsh Rabbit Luzon Peacock Swallowtail Madagascar Pochard Madagascar Radiated Tortoise Madagascar Red Owl Madagascar Sea Eagle Madagascar Serpent Eagle Madla's Cave Meshweaver alabar Large-spotted Civet Maleo Megapode Mandrill Maned Wolf Mantled Howler Monkey Manus Island Tree Snail Marbled Cat Margay Maria Island Ground Lizard Maria Island Snake Mariana Crow Mariana Gray Swiftlet Marine Otter Maryland Darter Mascarene Black Petrel Masked Bobwhite Quail Maui Parrotbill Mauritius Cuckoo-shrike Mauritius Fody Mauritius Kestrel Mauritius Olivaceous Bulbul Mauritius Parakeet Mediterranean Monk Seal Merriam's Montezuma Quail Mexican Blindcat Mexican Bobcat Mexican Long-nosed Bat Mexican Prairie Dog Micronesian Megapode Mikado Pheasant Milne-Edward's Sifaka Milne-Edwards's Sportive Lemur Mindoro Imperial-pigeon Mississippi Gopher Frog Mitchell's Satyr Butterfly Mittermeier's Mouse Lemur Miyako Tango Moapa Dace Modoc Sucker Mohave Tui Chub Molokai Creeper Molokai Thrush Mongolian Beaver Mongolian Saiga Monito Gecko Monte Verde Golden Toad Morden's Owlet Morelet's Crocodile Morro Bay Kangaroo Rat Morro Shoulderband Snail Mount Graham Red Squirrel Mount Hermon June Beetle Mountain Anoa Mountain Pygmy Possum Mountain Tapir Mountain Yellow-legged Frog Mueller's Bornean Gibbon Nashville Crayfish Nekogigi Catfish Nevada Pupfish New Holland Mouse New Zealand Bushwren New Zealand Shore Plover New Zealand Thrush Nicklin's Pearlymussel Night Parrot Nightingale Reed Warbler Nihoa Finch Nihoa Millerbird Noel's Amphipod Noisy Scrub-bird Nordmann's Greenshank Norfolk Island Parakeet Norfolk Island White-eye North Andean Huemul Northern Aplomado Falcon Northern Bald Ibis Northern Flying Squirrel Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat Northern Hopping-mouse Northern Right Whale Northern Rufous Mouse Lemur Northern Sportive Lemur Northern Swift Fox Northern White Rhinoceros Nukupu'u Numbat O'ahu Creeper O'ahu 'Elepaio O'ahu Tree Snail (Achatinella caesia) Ocelot Ochlockonee Moccasinshell Ohlone Tiger Beetle Okaloosa Darter Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Orange-bellied Parakeet Orangefoot Pimpleback Pearlymussel Orangutan Oregon Chub Oriental White Stork Orinoco Crocodile Ostrich O'u Ouachita Rock Pocketbook Oval Pigtoe Ovate Clubshell Owens Pupfish Owens Tui Chub Oyster Mussel Pacific Pocket Mouse Pagi Island Langur Pahranagat Roundtail Chub Pahrump Poolfish Pakistan Sand Cat Palawan Peacock Pheasant Pale Lilliput Pearlymussel Palezone Shiner Palila Pallid Sturgeon Palos Verdes Blue Butterfly Pampas Deer Panamanian Golden Frog Paradise Parakeet Parma Wallaby Peacock Softshell Turtle Peck's Cave Amphipod Pecos Assiminea Snail Pecos Gambusia Perrier's Sifaka Persian Fallow Deer Peters' Mouse Lemur Philippine Crocodile Philippine Eagle Pied Tamarin Pig-footed Bandicoot Pileated Gibbon Pink Fairy Armadillo Pink Mucket Pearlymussel Pink Pigeon Pink Ring Mussel Pink-headed Duck Piping Plover Plain Wanderer Plicate Rocksnail Plymouth Red-bellied Turtle Point Arena Mountain Beaver Pomace Fly Ponape Greater White-eye Ponape Mountain Starling Po'ouli Preuss' Red Colobus Monkey Proboscis Monkey Pronghorn Przewalski's Horse Pudu Puerto Rican Boa Puerto Rican Broad-winged Hawk Puerto Rican Nightjar Puerto Rican Parrot Puerto Rican Plan Pigeon Puerto Rican Sharp-shinned Hawk Purple Bean Pygmy Chimpanzee Pygmy Hog Pygmy Madtom Pygmy Rabbit Pyrenean Ibex Queen Alexandra's Birdwing Butterfly Queensland Rat-kangaroo Quino Checkerspot Butterfly Quokka Rabbit Bandicoot Raso Lark Ravelobe Mouse Lemur Razorback Sucker Razor-billed Curassow Red Deer Red Ruffed Lemur Red Siskin Red Wolf Red-and-gray Mouse Lemur Red-backed Squirrel Monkey Red-billed Curassow Red-browed Parrot Red-capped Parrot Red-cockaded Woodpecker Red-eared Nose-spotted Monkey Red-faced Cuckoo Red-necked Parrot Red-spectacled Parrot Red-tailed Parrot Red-tailed Sportive Lemur Relict Darter Relict Gull Resplendent Quetzal Reunion Cuckoo-shrike Rice Rat Ring-tailed Lemur Rio Grande Silvery Minnow Riparian Brush Rabbit Riparian Woodrat River Terrapin Riverside Fairy Shrimp Roanoke Logperch Robber Baron Cave Meshweaver Rodrigues Day Gecko Rodrigues Fody Rodrigues Fruit Bat Rodrigues Warbler Roque Chico de Salmor Giant Lizard Roseate Tern Roswell Springsnail Rota Bridled White-eye Rothschild's Starling Rough Pigtoe Rough Rabbitsfoot Round Island Burrowing Boa Round Island Casarea Boa Round Island Day Gecko Royal Marstonia Snail Ryukyu Rabbit Saimaa Seal Salt Creek Tiger Beetle Salt Marsh Harvest Mouse Saltwater Crocodile Sambirano Mouse Lemur Sambriano Bamboo Lemur San Bernardino Merriam's Kangaroo Rat San Bruno Elfin Butterfly San Clemente Loggerhead Shrike San Esteban Island Chuckwalla San Francisco Garter Snake San Joaquin Kit Fox San Marcos Gambusia Sand Gazelle Sandhill Crane Santa Cruz Long-toed Salamander Sao Miguel Bullfinch Scaleshell Mussel Scaly-tailed Possum Scarlet-breasted Robin Scarlet-chested Parakeet Schaus Swallowtail Scimitar-horned Oryx Scioto Madtom Sclater's Monal Pheasant Sei Whale Seladang Semper's Warbler Serow Seychelles Fody Seychelles Kestrel Seychelles Lesser Vasa Parrot Seychelles Magpie-robin Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher Seychelles Scops Owl Seychelles Turtle Dove Seychelles Warbler Seychelles White-eye Shapo Shark Bay Mouse Shasta Crayfish Shenandoah Salamander Shiny Pigtoe Shinyrayed Pocketbook Short-necked Turtle Shortnose Sturgeon Shortnose Sucker Shortridge's Mouse Short-tailed Albatross Siamang Siamese Crocodile Siberian Musk Deer Siberian White Crane Sibree's Dwarf Lemur Sichuan Snub-nosed Monkey Sika Deer Silvery Gibbon Simmon's Mouse Lemur Singapore Roundleaf Horseshoe Bat Slender Campeloma Slender-billed Grackle Slender-horned Gazelle Small Iron-gray Dwarf Lemur Small Kauai Thrush Smalltooth Sawfish Small-toothed Sportive Lemur Smith's Blue Butterfly Smoky Madtom Smoky Mouse Snake River Physa Snail Snow Leopard Sockeye Salmon Socorro Isopod Socorro Springsnail \olitary Tinamou Sonora Tiger Salamander South American Red-lined Turtle South American Tapir South Andean Huemul Southern Acornshell Southern Bearded Saki Southern Clubshell Southern Combshell Southern Flat-tailed Dwarf Lemur Southern Pigtoe Southern Planigale Southern Right Whale Southern River Otter Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Spanish Imperial Eagle . Spanish Lynx Speckled Dace Speckled Pocketbook Sperm Whale Spotted Linsang Spotted Pond Turtle Springfish Spruce-fir Moss Spider St. Croix Ground Lizard St. Lucia Parrot St. Vincent Parrot Steelhead Steller Sea-lion Stephen Island Frog Stephen's Kangaroo Rat Stick-nest Rat Stirrupshell Striped Hyena Sumatran Rhinoceros Superagui Lion Tamarin Swamp Deer Swinhoe's Pheasant Tahiti Flycatcher Taita Thrush Tamaraw Tampico Pearlymussel Tana River Mangabey Tana River Red Colobus Monkey Tar River Spinymussel Tartaruga Tasmanian Forester Kangaroo Tasmanian Tiger Temnick's Ground Pangolin Texas Blind Salamander Thailand Giant Catfish Thick-billed Parrot Thin-spined Porcupine Three-keeled Asian Turtle Thyolo Alethe Tibetan Antelope Tidewater Goby Tiger Tomistoma Tonkin Snub-nosed Monkey Tooth Cave Ground Beetle Tooth Cave Pseudoscorpion Tooth Cave Spider Topeka Shiner Totoaba Seatrout Townsend's Big-eared Bat Tracaja Triangular Kidneyshell Trinidad White-headed Curassow Tristam's Woodpecker Tuatara Tubercled Blossom Pearlymussel Tulotoma Snail Tumbling Creek Cavesnail Turgid Blossom Pearlymussel Turquoise Parakeet Unarmored Threespine Stickleback Uncompahgre Fritillary Butterfly Upland Combshell Urial Utah Valvata Snail Van der Decken's Sifaka Vancouver Island Marmot Vaquita Vermilion Darter Vernal Pool Tadpole Shrimp Verreaux's Sifaka Vicuna Vinaceous-breasted Parrot Virgin Islands Tree Boa Virgin River Chub Virginia Fringed Mountain Snail Visayan Deer Volcano Rabbit Walia Ibex Watercress Darter Watling Island Ground Iguana Weasel Lemur West Indian Manatee Western Bristlebird Western Giant Eland Western Hare Wallaby Western Lowland Gorilla Western Mouse Western Rufous Bristlebird Western Tragopan Pheasant Western Whipbird Whiskered Pitta White River Spinedace White Sturgeon White Wartyback Pearlymussel White-breasted Thrasher White-cheeked Gibbon White-collared Mangabey White-eared Marmoset White-eared Pheasant White-footed Sportive Lemur White-naped Crane White-necked Crow White-necked Rockfowl White-nosed Saki White-tailed Deer White-throated Guenon White-winged Cotinga White-winged Guan White-winged Wood Duck Whooping Crane Wild Yak Winged Mapleleaf Wood Bison Wood Stork Woodland Caribou Woolly Spider Monkey Woundfin Wyoming Toad Yaqui Chub Yellow Blossom Pearlymussel Yellow Monitor Yellow-cheeked Gibbon Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby Yellow-shouldered Blackbird Yellow-tailed Woolly Monkey Yunnan Snub-nosed Monkey Zanzibar Red Colobus Monkey Zanzibar Suni Zayante Band-winged Grasshopper Zerene Fritillary

Impressive list, but a few listed here are not endangered.

They include:

Brown pelican (least concern)

Grasshopper sparrow (least concern)

Cougar AKA mountain lion, puma (least concern)

Asian golden cat (near threatened)

Asian leopard cat (least concern)

Southern right whale (least concern)

Sockeye salmon (least concern)

Striped hyena (near threatened)

Vicuna (least concern)

Jaguar (near threatened)

Jaguarundi (least concern)

Don't know the origin of the word, but a snake expert is called a herpetologist.

It's a savage predator from south east asia. Some countries have strict controls in place in case they manage to get out into the wild. Just a quick search in google will find you plenty information.

Check out the youtube video (see related link) of a guy catching one. Its not so much savage! Fast-forward to about 1 minute 20 to see him land it.

Regards Pete

Yes, there were snakes in Pompeii during ancient times. The presence of snakes in the area is supported by archaeological findings and records of snake encounters in historical texts. However, there is no clear evidence to suggest that snakes were more prevalent in Pompeii compared to other regions in the ancient world.

Yes, rattlesnakes are poisonous. They have venom that they inject into their prey through their fangs in order to kill or immobilize them before consuming. It is important to exercise caution around rattlesnakes to avoid being bitten and envenomated.

Snakes and worms are not closely related. Worms are fairly primitive invertebrates, while snakes are vertebrates with backbones and ribs, a brain, and well-developed circulatory system, among other things. Physically, they are more closely related to birds than to worms.

Corn snake feces are typically brown or black in color, elongated, and have a soft consistency. The feces may contain undigested remnants of the snake's last meal, such as fur or bones, depending on what it ate. It should not be runny or overly smelly.

Snakes are close cousins to lizards, as they both belong to the same group of reptiles called Squamata. They share a common evolutionary ancestor and have similar characteristics such as scales and a forked tongue.

Non-venomous. Only 15% of Texas' snakes are venomous.

Brown tree snakes are opportunistic feeders and will consume a variety of prey including birds, reptiles, small mammals, and eggs. They are known to be skilled climbers and are able to capture prey in trees and along the ground.