Snakes

The coral snake is from what I have been told, the most poisonous snake in North America. I personally know two individual that have been bit by them and they both spent more than a week in the hospital.

If the question is referring to scientific classification, then the coral snake's class is Reptilia.

The Gaboon Viper has the biggest fangs of any snake in the world. Thier fangs can reach a lenght up to 3 inches.

Well have you ever tried to handle a cobra?!

Of course! Without a backbone, snakes would not be able to move! Snakes are NOT invertebrates, contrary to some people's beliefs.

What types of snakes can be found in Northern Italy, Cuneo province?

Snakes don't really eat insects but i suppose if it had no other option.....

mostly all snakes can come out at night as in the day they rest in the sun so at night there usually more active.

thats lady algana queen of undergroth

There are 2,000 eastern snakes

A King cobra is an important part of the cycle of life. It consumes rodents so they do not become overpopulated. It also eats lizards and eggs. The mongoose is a natural predator of the King cobra.

In nature, king snakes can be a variety of colors, such as the all-black Mexican king snake and the black-and-white striped/banded king snake commonly found in america. In captivity, there are many more colors not found in nature. One variation, the Albino kingsnake, is very rare in the wild because a) the genetic combination necessary for this coloring is rare by itself and b) albino kingsnakes have poor vision and cannot camoflouge very well and are, therefore, killed by predators faster than the average kingsnake. The albino kingsnake is very common as a pet because of its beautiful coloring. I, myself, have an albino kingsnake, and they truly are beautiful!

Most hyenas are carnivores and eat any animal they can catch or scavenge, even insects. The spotted hyena is the only species of hyena that is considered an omnivore, or animal that eats both animals and plants.

All snakes NEED sunlight to survive. The only reason a snake would dislike sunlight would be if the snake had a hunting disadvantage during the daytime.

Nope - to be able to express oneself, one has to be able to feel emotion. Snakes lack the intelligence to feel emotions.

no

All snakes have this adaptation to help them conserve water. They do not have a bladder, and therefore do not pass liquid waste in the form of urine the way we do - instead, uric acid is excreted as a semi-solid white mass, which quickly hardens and becomes chalky. This is mostly found in desert snakes though.

They are both vertebrates

Yes

I am assuming you are asking about when they are scared because of a predator. When hognose snakes are scared they play dead. they don't just roll over they will wriggle about and look like they are in great pain before they stop moving and sometimes spit up blood if you try and flip one over if its playing dead it will immediately flip back over. Hope that helped!:)

... depends who you call a "SNAKE". If you call "snake" longiformes FISHES, like eels (in fresh waters), or the conger (in salted waters): They are fishes, the have gills (scholar term is BRANCHIAE), thus they can "live" under the water. If you point at terestrial snakes that "can" swim or at some other which live most of the time in ponds or rivers or alongside, but have only aerial lungs or/and an oxygenation by the skin: Then the answer is no: They don't "live" under water; they just plunge into it, monenteanously, in apnea, to feed.

It depends on the snake. They can be blue, to brown, to black, to red. They can be solid or have very complex patterns. You should post a more specific question if you're asking about a certain type of snake.

Pink with yellow spots and a purple tongue and also it wears a orange wig and huge sunglasses

it will probably be a California kingsnake :)

A female snake is a snake that is a girl and a male snake is a boy .

black snake

No they do not sleep in trees in fact they hardly sleep at all.....