Snakes

Snakes are reptiles and cold blooded.They rely on the Sun to heat their bodies up.Rocks absorb heat and so make a perfect warm place to heat up.The warmer a reptile gets the more active it becomesenabling it to search for food.

this is hard but the answer is THE SNAKE because once the planes hit and nocked down the twin towers it was only1ft of the ground

Sea snakes protect themselves by blending in with their environment using camouflage, as well as by having toxic venom to fend off predators. They may also use their speed and agility to evade threats.

A producer is an organism that makes food from light - plants and some algae and bacteria. Can a worm sit in the sun and make energy? No, so it - like every other animal on the planet - is a consumer.

Milk snakes are non-venomous and are harmless to humans. Despite their similar appearance to venomous coral snakes, milk snakes pose no threat to humans as they do not produce venom.

Another name for a pit viper is a rattlesnake.

Snakes only eat meat: they are carniverous.

The Snakes tongue is most important for identifying its surrounding and prey, the snake flicks it's tongue in and out of it's mouth rapidly to catch particles in the air, because snakes don't really smell and most species see poorly (some species are believed to have trouble or the inability to see stationary objects) the heat sensitive pits (Some Vipers can sense a 0.2 degree (F) change, which is enough to temporarily see your "Heat Footprint") and the tongue are crucial to survival. Particles from the air stick to the tongue, the tongue is rubbed against the toof of the mouth and a gland basically allow the snake to smell or even taste what its looking at, whether prey or predator or whatever it may encounter.

The snake is often seen as a symbol of transformation, healing, and rebirth in many cultures and belief systems. It can also symbolize knowledge, power, and protection. Additionally, in some mythologies, the snake is associated with both good and evil forces.

Although some people may believe differently, I believe that dreams have no special meaning. You may be afraid of snakes, or snakes might have entered your mind shortly before you fell asleep. Some people believe that snakes are a sign of the devil, but I put no personal stock in that theory. If these dreams are frequent and prevent you from sleeping, however, I suggest that you see a psychologist.

A tree snake is a type of snake that is arboreal, meaning it spends a majority of its time in trees. These snakes are typically slender and agile, allowing them to move easily through branches and foliage in search of prey. Tree snakes can be found in various regions around the world and play a vital role in controlling populations of small mammals and insects.

Asp venom is a cytotoxin, possibly a hemotoxin, both of which destroy the blood cells and are very painful. Cytotoxins cause swelling, twitching, and necrosis before death. Hemotoxins are the same except with the added symptoms ofhemorrhaging and multi-organ failure. Not pretty.

A fer de lance is a highly venomous pit viper snake found in Central and South America. It is known for its aggressive behavior and potent venom, which can be fatal to humans if not promptly treated. The fer de lance is responsible for a significant number of snakebite deaths in its range.

Being a pet you most likely have a Scarlet Kingsnake, in the wild they start off eating lizards and frogs, progress to rodents and eggs, and when large enough other snakes. They are immune to the venoms of snakes natrually found where they are. Primarily Timber Rattlers and Coral Snakes, the coloration of the Scarlet King is similar to that of venomous Coral snakes only lacking the yellow. In captivity, the snake can be maintained on mice and if he/she grows large enough rats. Keep in mind that King's and Milk's including your Scarlet lack the spear-head (Larger jaw and head) shape of most snakes and as a result even when dislocated for feeding the would have trouble consuming prey that a corn the same size could do with ease. If the prey is too large and the snake manages to get it down the result then is regurgitation. If this happens wait 5-7 days minimum before feeding again to allow the snake's stomach to replenish stomach acids or it'll happen again. King's are almost never troubled feeders so I reccommend feeding frozen-thawed (f/t) food because frozen thawed rodents are lab maintained providing a higher level of nutrition, ordering in bulk and storing is easier and less costly then tending live rodents, being frozen the rodents are free of parasites, and last but not least they cannot harm your snake. A live rodent has very sharp teeth and a will to live, these can spell disaster for your snake. Never feed the snake in its habitat, local pet stores usually sell some type of small plastic tote that makes a perfect feeding tank when lined with a paper towel. Feeding in the habitat will cause the snake to associate the top opening with a food causing striking due to mistaken identity. Injested bedding may cause blockage and if your snake swallows enough can be fatal, present f/t prey with feeding tongs (never associate your hand, sight or smell, with food) in a separate container using paper towel as bedding. Wait a couple minutes after the snake has swallowed the item before returning her to her habitat, King's have hearty appetites and can devour an entire nest of rodents in one sitting in the wild and even when full they readily accept more food so waiting for the feeding response to shut off reduces chances of biting drastically. Wait 24-48 hours after feeding to handle to prevent regurgitation.

Sidewinder snakes move at a relatively slow speed compared to other snake species, usually around 3-5 miles per hour. They use a unique sideways movement called "sidewinding" to navigate sandy or loose substrate efficiently.

A Sea Crate is a type of sea snake. All Sea snakes are generally venomous. The Katuali, If I am not mistaken is a the sea crate that is highly venomous. Only recently have they started studying this type of sea snake. check out Dr. Bryan Fry's program on animal planet

The word that means brown tan and starts with the letter "s" is "sienna."

Tigers attack when you get to close to their territory, family, or if they are very hungry. When tigers attack, they attack the spine to paralyze you or the throat so you can be killed easily.

An Egyptian viper is a venomous snake species native to North Africa and the Middle East. They have a distinctive pattern of dark brown or black zigzag markings on their back and are known for their potent venom. These vipers typically prefer dry, rocky habitats and are capable hunters of small mammals and birds.

it won't live at all! is just not true !! Fact is they will live and they will bite. I cut a snake in half and then killed it the next day. I cut over 2 foot of it off and then the next day it out of its hole and back in the yard. If you want to make sure a snake is going to die cut the head off of the body. be careful it will still try to bite you and it can if you are not careful. For how long it will live I'm not really sure but I can tell you at least a day or more.

450 snakes were used including one 22-foot-long Burmese python named "Kitty".

King cobras have few natural enemies due to their size, strength, and venomous venom. Some potential threats could include other large predators like tigers or mongooses, but generally, they are apex predators in their environment and have few natural predators.

Most snakes do not care for their offspring beyond laying eggs or giving birth. A few species, like certain boas and pythons, may protect their eggs until they hatch, but do not provide any care for their young after that. Young snakes are typically independent from birth or hatching and must fend for themselves.