Reptiles

Yes, reptiles do have bone marrow. It is responsible for producing red and white blood cells in their bodies, just like in other vertebrates. However, the structure and function of bone marrow in reptiles may vary slightly compared to mammals.

A group of alligators is sometimes called a congregation because they often bask in the sun together on banks or shores, giving the appearance of congregating or gathering in one place. This term is more of a colloquial or informal way to describe a group of alligators and is not a standard scientific classification.

Breathing out in crocodiles is a passive process. As the muscles used for inhalation relax, the chest cavity naturally decreases in size causing air to be expelled from the lungs. Crocodiles do not have a diaphragm like mammals to actively control their breathing.

If you throw him hard enough, yes. The 'Flying Turtle' is a child's play toy which resembles a 'Big-Wheel' in some sense. The user sits on a seat in the rear, grips the handlebars, and unlike the Big-Wheel, uses the handlebars to convert horizontal swinging in to forward locomotion.

Crocodiles are found most commonly in tropical regions such as Africa, Australia, Southeast Asia, and North and South America. They inhabit freshwater environments such as rivers, lakes, wetlands, and mangrove swamps.

Yes, snakes can freeze to death in their natural habitats if exposed to extremely cold temperatures for extended periods of time. Snakes are ectothermic, meaning they rely on their environment to regulate their body temperature, so if temperatures drop too low, they can become lethargic and eventually succumb to the cold.

No. Hair does not grow on snakes.

Alligators have wider snouts than crocodiles; only their upper set of teeth can be seen because their upper jaw is larger than their lower; they tend to be darker in colour; there are two species of Alligator - the American Alligator and the Chinese Alligator (which is smaller than the American Alligator); the average size for an American Alligator is 14.5FT and their average weight is 650 pounds. Alligators have jaws designed to crush bone, and their bite force is 3000PSI (pounds per square inch), making their jaws the most powerful (after the saltwater and nile crocodile, which have a bite force of over 5000PSI). Alligators most distant relative are caimans, who look exactly like alligators but have a bony ridge, and are usually smaller (although the Black Caiman is bigger than the American Alligator, and some species of crocodile). Generally, alligators are not as fierce and aggressive as crocodiles, and alligators can be found in both China and North America :) Hope this helped :)

The best way i find is to either wait it out or you can always de-thaw a mouse and put it near the snake and itll come looking for it. In my snakes cage i have a small skull that he loves to sit in, sometimes on feeding day i find him in there and he wont come out but i just take the skull out, out it into the feeding box and he comes out right away, or within a few minutes.

Yes, terrapins live in water, although if housing in a fish tank they need somewhere they can get up and out of the water to take a breath and sleep. They do not breathe underwater like fish as they do not have gills but can swim, much like humans, underwater by holding their breath, they they therefore need a shore, or some rock formation where they can come up for air, rest and breathe normally. Small terrapins can hold their breath for a few minutes, larger ones for up to 12 minutes and larger wild sea turtles, much longer.

it is about a turtle and a rabbit that race each other then the turtle wins.

The Crocodile Technology 610 serial numbers are unique identifiers assigned to each licensed copy of the software. These serial numbers are required during installation and activation to ensure that the software is genuine and legally obtained. It is important to keep the serial number safe and confidential to prevent unauthorized use of the software.

Wild turtles primarily eat insects such as crickets, worms, beetles, and grasshoppers. They also feed on snails, slugs, and small fish as part of their diet. Certain turtle species may also consume fruits, vegetables, and aquatic plants.

No, shrimp are not reptiles. Shrimp are crustaceans, related to crabs and lobsters, belonging to the phylum Arthropoda. Reptiles are a separate group of animals that include turtles, snakes, lizards, and crocodiles.

The two dots on the top of a copperhead snake's head are heat-sensing pits that help the snake detect prey in low-light conditions. These pits are extremely sensitive to thermal radiation, allowing the snake to locate warm-blooded animals in their environment.

It is difficult to predict the outcome as it would depend on various factors such as size, age, and health of the snakes. Both species are highly venomous and aggressive, and a fight between them could be deadly for either snake.

Snakes are found in various warm countries around the world, including Brazil, India, Australia, Nigeria, and Thailand. These countries provide the warm climates and suitable habitats that snakes need to thrive.

i have a wedge head that's about 16" long. right now i have a 55 gallon tank that is perfect. im buying a 120 gallon tank next week. by the time there full grown YOU WILL NEED A FULL ROOM FOR IT! a lot of people do not understand that.

-the less room, the more pissed off.

Vets take care of a wide range of reptiles, including snakes, lizards, turtles, and tortoises. They provide medical care, perform surgeries, and offer advice on reptile husbandry and nutrition to ensure the health and well-being of these animals.

Well it is hard to say. There are an estimated 17 confirmed deaths of alligators since 1940. However there may be more people killed by alligators that have not been reported.

No, snakes cannot get stoned. Snakes do not have the brain structures or receptors needed to experience the effects of psychoactive substances like marijuana. Additionally, it is not safe or ethical to expose animals to substances that can harm their health.

Snakes have a backbone with a great many vertebrae, some having about 300 whereas a man has only 33 or 34. To each vertebra is attached a pair of ribs. On the belly, from neck to tail, are as many broad overlapping plates as there are vertebrae, each attached to the ends of a pair of ribs and controlled by a system of muscles. Some thick-bodied snakes, such as rattlesnakes and the cottonmouth moccasin, can crawl slowly in a straight line along the ground, or even up a tree, by inching a few belly plates forward, then a few more, synchronized so that there appears to be wave after wave traveling from neck to tail. But for speedy travel they use the sinuous movement.

Copperhead snakes typically hibernate in underground dens, rock crevices, or burrows during the winter months to avoid cold temperatures. They can also seek refuge in abandoned mammal burrows or other sheltered locations to conserve energy and survive the winter.

Black racer snakes typically grow to be around 3-5 feet in length, although some individuals have been known to reach up to 6 feet. They are slender and fast-moving snakes commonly found in various habitats throughout North America.

Snake eggs have flexible, leathery shells instead of hard ones like bird eggs. This allows the eggs to be more pliable and conform to the shape of the nest, making them easier to lay in tight spaces. The soft shells also make it easier for hatchlings to push their way out when they are ready to emerge.