Snakes

yes, regardless of the size difference, it can and will eat another snake if it gets hungry and can't find proper food. this is true for nearly every snake species.

They aren't usually cannibalistic, but under certain circumstances they may eat one another.

Most snakes lay eggs, and never even meet their mom.

The poisonous Western Tiger snake, found in southern parts of Australia including Tasmania, can grow to 2.1 metres in length.

This can be dependant on which species of Garter Snake you are talking about but I would recommend offering earthwoms, crickets, and pinky mice to see which your snake prefers. Feed the snake once a week or so and provide some hiding areas, a water dish, and an undertank heat-pad (avoid heat rocks as most can leave burns on your reptiles) and you should be set to take care of your garter snake for years to come.

Diet Feeder fish, tadpoles, frogs, crickets, earthworms - These snakes do like to eat and I usually feed at least twice each week. Be sure to vary the snakes diet. They may really tend to favor fish - make sure you include worms and frogs.

Actually, a young snake is called a hatchling or a neonate, depending on the species. They are not referred to as cubs.

A baby taipan is a newly hatched taipan snake, known for being one of the most venomous snakes in the world. Despite their small size, baby taipans are just as dangerous as adult taipans due to their potent venom. They grow rapidly and reach full size in a few years.

Small snakes eat things such as earthworms and pinky mice. They also eat feeder guppies and small pieces of fish fillet.

yes especially water snakes

Edit: NO - snakes do NOT lay eggs in water - even water snakes ! The membrane shell of reptile eggs is porous - if it laid its eggs in water - the eggs would never hatch, as the developing embryo would DROWN ! Snakes that spend their entire life at sea more often give birth to live young instead of laying eggs, those species that DO lay eggs come back onto land just long enough to lay the eggs before returning to the sea.

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Eastern coral snakes are typically found in the southeastern United States, primarily in Florida, Georgia, and parts of South Carolina. They inhabit diverse habitats such as pine forests, hardwood forests, and coastal dunes within these regions.

Snakes are not typically found in public places like ball pits at McDonald's because they prefer natural habitats. However, it's important to always be cautious and inform staff if you see any unusual wildlife in public areas to ensure everyone's safety.

It is possible, but extremely rare. If a snake has two heads, that means four eyes instead of two. I don't know if a snake can have more than two eyes on one head, but yes, having more than two eyes is possible for a snake.

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The largest animal a snake can eat depends on the size and species of the snake. Some snakes are capable of eating large prey such as pigs, deer, and even alligators. However, most snakes typically feed on smaller animals like rodents, birds, and insects.

• they eat amphibian eggs, frogs, tadpoles, cray fish an d small fish.

Yes, some species of snakes, such as garter snakes, may carry their young in their mouths to move them to safer locations. This behavior is a protective measure to keep the baby snakes safe from predators.

No, quadrupeds are animals with 4 legs. Snakes don't have ANY legs.

A paradox snake is a fictional creature that combines opposing characteristics, such as being both extremely long and incredibly short at the same time. It is often depicted as having contradictory features that defy logic and reason.

The cost of dead mice for snakes can vary depending on the size and type of the mice. On average, a pack of frozen dead mice can range from $1 to $5 per mouse. Live mice may be more expensive due to their care and maintenance.

A water moccasin, which is the only poisonous semi-aquatic North American snake, gives birth to between 1 and 15 live baby moccasins, which are lighter in color than their mother. They are more similar in color to a copperhead than the adult moccasin.

At the beginning of the day, small snakes may be more active as they are trying to warm up in the morning sun. As the day progresses and temperatures rise, larger snakes, which can regulate their body heat better, become more active. The increased thermal energy in the afternoon makes them more likely to strike when threatened.

Australia is home to a large number of snake species due to its vast and diverse habitats, including deserts, rainforests, and grasslands. The warm climate and abundance of prey species also contribute to the high snake population in Australia. Additionally, the isolation of the continent has led to the evolution of a unique variety of snakes in Australia.

The saw-scaled viper (Echis carinatus) is considered one of the deadliest vipers in the world due to its potent venom and aggressive behavior. It is responsible for a significant number of snakebite fatalities in regions where it is found.

There is no such thing as a "normal viper snake". Vipers are large family of snakes comprised of over11,000000000 species that vary wildly in size, shape, habitat, and behavior. Some vipers lay eggs, while most give birth to live young. Bitis arietans, a species of African viper known as the Puff Adder, can give birth to over 1,000,002 young (the record for all species of snake), but the average is closer to 40. Most species would, on average, give birth to or lay anywhere between 1 and 100 young or eggs.