Snakes

First off, copperheads (as with all pit vipers) are not hatched, they are born in much the same way mammals are but with some variation. More on to the point; they don't change colors as they mature except for their neon tail. When they are born they have a brightly colored tail to attract prey (like frogs, toads and even small mammals). They will hold much the same coloration (maybe darker) throughout their entire lives, but after about a year the neon coloration on the tail changes to the same coloration of their entire body.

The description matches that of a garter snake. Garter snakes are known for their black, brown, and sometimes green stripes running along their bodies from head to tail. They are common in many regions and are non-venomous.

yeah, they are rattlesnakes (western diomond-back, I think) & western black widows The western diamondback is found only east of the Cascades. Black widows, of course, are arachnids (spiders), not reptiles.

The sidewinder is a kind of snake for starters. It lives in deserts, and such needs certain features to survive. As its name would suggest it uses a sideways motion to move quickly on effectively over the loose sand without sinking or upsetting much sand. As it is reptillian in nature, it sunbathes to keep its temperature high during the day, and during th cold night has adapted to bury itself underneath the sand to maintain its body heat.

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Milking a snake is the term used for getting venom out of a living snake. It is done by hooking the snake's fangs over the edge of a glass as if it was biting something and pressing on the venom glands. The venom is then used to create anti-venoms and in medical research.

The most dangerous snake in California is the Southern Pacific rattlesnake. It is venomous and can deliver a potentially dangerous bite if provoked or threatened. It is important to exercise caution and give snakes their space when encountering them in the wild.

Snakes move by slithering or crawling because they lack limbs. They have a unique body structure that allows them to push against rough surfaces, like rocks or branches, to propel themselves forward. This method of locomotion has evolved over time and is efficient for navigating various terrains.

Evolution has created different physical structures inside the ear canals of some animals. Because of these differences, animals are able to hear different pitches, just like humans. However, some animals are able to hear pitches that the human ear cannot.

There are a lot of snakes that are brown with yellow stripes. A garter snake can be brown with yellow stripes, as well as some king snakes, and worm snakes.

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There are several snakes that meet this description in the state of Oklahoma. Most likely it is a common garter snake or a Graham's crayfish snake. Both are known to swim and catch small fish.

Anacondas are one of the heaviest and largest snake species in the world, with the green anaconda being the largest of all. They can grow to lengths of over 20 feet (6 meters) and weigh more than 200 pounds (90 kilograms).

Oh yes, My Ball Python Frank is extremely ticklish on his sides and belly. He doesn't laugh hysterically, but he has the same muscle contractions as I or any other human gets. I'm sure if he had better formed vocal cords he would laugh, and tell me to knock it off.

.Any snake with the word KING in the name is a cannibal.E.g, King Cobra, King Rat Snake or King snake use other snakes as part of there balanced diet. So if you were to put another snake in with a King, the chances are it will get eaten.

water moccasin is a poisonous snake frequently found in water

The snake you are referring to is likely the California kingsnake (Lampropeltis getula californiae). They have a brown or black body with white or cream-colored rings all along their body. These snakes are non-venomous and are known for their beautiful coloration and their ability to eat other snakes, including rattlesnakes.

A snake rattles as a warning signal to potential threats. The sound is produced by the segments of their tail vibrating against each other, creating a loud noise that warns predators or other animals to stay away. It is a defensive behavior used to deter potential threats and avoid unnecessary conflicts.

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Yes, two female corn snakes can usually live together peacefully when housed in a sufficiently spacious enclosure with multiple hiding spots and basking areas. However, it's essential to monitor their behavior closely to ensure they are getting along and not exhibiting signs of aggression or stress. If any issues arise, they may need to be separated.

/1/ a 1 meter and a half vivarium /2/ lighting and heat/ a heat mat or heat bulds /3/ a water bowl /4/ some decoratins a hiding place and some plants artificall plants onley and substrate the best choice are tishues and newspaper or wood chipings from the pet shop for me tishues and newspaper are better cous you clean the snakes cage easyily but its your choice /5/ humidity spray the cage with a mister a spray gun with water spray the cage a bit everyday to help the snake shedd easyily.

The generic name for several species of harmless snakes in North America is Thamnophis, commonly known as garter snakes. These snakes are typically non-venomous and play an important role in the ecosystem by controlling pest populations. They are commonly found near water sources and prey on small amphibians, fish, and invertebrates.

I make two presumptions: 1. You're asking about snakes in the US, and 2. You're discussing the most common black-and-red-ringed snake. The Common Corn snake is often simply red and black and is harmless. In fact, it's a great snake to have around, since it eats large numbers of rats and mice, both of which can infest houses, eat our vegetables and carry diseases dangerous to humans. Snakes do not carry diseases that can infect humans and neither eat vegetables nor feel slimy. There are two red-black-and-yellow-banded snakes that are fairly common. In Florida, they harmless one is known as the Scarlet King Snake. In the west, a closely-related species is called the Mountain King Snake. They usually feature thick red bands with a black band at each end, and then a yellow band with a black band around each end, running in that manner the entire length of the snake. They are also harmless. They often kill and eat pit vipers like rattlers, copperheads and cottonmouths. There is a small snake similarly banded, but with the colors usually alternating slightly differently. These snakes have thick red bands with yellow bands touching the red at each end, then a black band, another yellow-red-yellow pattern, again, all the way down the snake. These are coral snakes -- related to the cobra, and are deadly. There are two fairly reliable ways to tell the harmless ones from the coral snakes. Here's a small mnemonic: Red touch yellow - bad for a fellow, Red touch black, good for Jack. That's nearly always reliable, but it's not invariant. If the snakes are small, say 8-9 inches long, just leave leave them alone. If they're fairly large (18 inches or longer) and have the red-black contacts, you're pretty safe in assuming they're king snakes. Coral snakes don't grow very big. Do yourself and the eco-systems a favor. Don't kill snakes just because you can. You're not a hero because you can kill a harmless little snake and they're an intricate part of our ecosystems. IMO are just as important as birds and dogs...maybe even moreso.