Care of Snakes

All Milk Snakes are non-venomous species.

No- snakes are venomous, not poisonous. Venom is only dangerous if it directly enters your bloodstream, so snakes are mostly safe to eat. Some snakes may actually be poisonous, usually the brighter coloured ones, as a defense against predators and not a method of predation. But just like with any animal, snakes can still cause food poisoning if improperly prepared, or if the meat is tainted.

Well first of all, a rat snake is a kingsnakes favourite prey, the second is birds, any bird with decent size will go for a rat snake, or any snake, and people, people kill alot of animal, some for fun, some out of fear and others to protect their people.

snakes shed because whenever you feed a snake it gets big in the stomoch and its like the skin just rips i dont know but my snake shed last night and it starts at the tail and some how they crawl through it and turn it inside out it was pretty cool so they shed so that they can grow.

yes if you get a license.

This will vary between countries and states according to local laws.

no they dont sleep in the dark there more active when its dark durning the day they spend most of there time hiding depends the temp of the vivarium during day it should be warm n during the night the heat should go of snakes in the wild at night its cool n durning the day warm its naturall for them but if the snake eat leave the heat mat on at nights if the snakes stomech is full so it diggests its food properly

There are three snakes native to Great Britain (no snakes are found in NI);-

Adder - UK's only poisonous snake, very common.

Grass Snake - Very shy but fairly common.

Smooth Snake - Only found in dry heathland in Surrey, West Sussex and Hampshire. Very rare.

Allthough not native to Britain, there is also a breeding population of Aesculapian Snakes that have successfully lived and bred in Wales since the 70's.

No.

Yes, they are friendly. In fact, I've actually had one myself. You may not want to take one from the wild because it may have a disease. I would recommend picking one up from your local pet store. They can range around 50$.

I had a hungry Ball Python and I dropped a mouse in with it and it wouldn't touch it. The next morning the mouse gave birth and my ball python still wouldn't go near it. Tonight I tried to feed my king snake a mouse and my snake ignored it, even after I trapped the mouse within inches from my snake. So I removed that one and dropped in another and my king snake ate it with no problems. I bet in the morning that mouse it wouldn't eat will be delivering baby's But on You-tube I saw a ball python eat what the feeder says was a pregnant mouse so idk.

To swallow - a couple of minutes. To digest - about a week.

Depends on how big the mouse is compared to the snake. A small meal could be swallowed in under a minute and take a day to digest. Average-sized meals can take 10-30 minutes to swallow and take 3-7 days to digest. A very large meal could even take a few hours to swallow and take several weeks to digest.

There isn't a female and male corn.

Each corn plant, however, does have a male and female part.

The male part of the plant is at the very top and is called the tassel. The silk on the corn is the Female part.

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Genetic variation commonly presents itself as Amelanistic or Albinism. Corn snakes that are Amelanistic are missing the gene responsible for black pigmentation in their skin. Albinos are missing almost all the genes that generate almost all the snake's colours.

The moral of the story is that you should help any one you can and not expect anything back

there are many different African languages- you'll have to be more specific. different countries in africa will obviously be speaking different languages along with different tribes in more rural areas who even have different dialects within the languages

Force feed lubrication systems are designed to accurately deliver, monitor, and protect oil delivery to pumps, compressors, or any other critical equipment. A system is usually comprised of a divider block which automatically directs the oil to several points, a lubricator pump to deliver the oil under sometimes very high pressure, and a computer to monitor the flow of the oil, to give totals, averages, alarms, etc. For example a reciprocating compressor may need oil delivered directly to the piston area itself. This would require generating enough oil pressure to overcome what ever gas pressure may be at the piston area. Sometimes several hundred to a few thousand psi may need to be produced by the force feed lubricator.

THere are a number of sub-species -most of which are native to Asia, India, China and Indonesia. There is also at least one North African species, and several species in the Southeastern united states.

Sounds like a ringneck snake, they are completely harmless and some of the most beautiful (in my opinion) of the North American snakes.

Geographic tongue can look different ways...in a fairly mild case, the tongue would have a slight loss of taste buds alongs the edges of the tongue. In a mre typical case, there would be what looks like bald patches on the tongue with white surrounding the patch, being clearly visible. A more severe case may develope a crack, some being 1/4 of a n inch deep.

As snake venom is a complex mixture of enzymes made up of proteins,it has got nothing to do with dna.But as venom itself is secreted from modified salivary gland it may get contaminated with sherddings of endothelial lining which could contain DNA materials.

Baby garter snakes will not eat crickets, but i now that they will eat small or cut up worms.