Snakes

Snakes, being cold-blooded like all reptiles - live in temperate and tropical environments. The need to live in places that are at least warm enough to allow them to move freely around in search of prey.

Usually, the female is the larger of the two.

Yes snakes have bladders, nearly all animals have bladders to extract their wasteful body fluids.

There are many Boa species and the Anaconda is one of them. It's alternative name is 'Water Boa'.

According to the Oklahoma State University and others, the bouganvillea is not toxic.

Minimize the child's movement and call for medical help (paramedics).

In an area where snake bite is not an uncommon thing, most emergency medical services deal with such often enough that they will have the treatment options on board.

Oh, and kill or capture the snake if possible. It will help dramatically if antivenin is necessary.

This kind of dreams doesn't apply in real life most of the time unless it was a coincidence...

But it means you are thinking a traitor from one of your friend is trying to demoralized you from the rest of them, Or there is someone might appear to spread murmuring that will make your friends (or some valuable things) keep away from you...

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1. Reticulated python

2. Scrub python

3. Green anaconda

4. African rock python

5. Burmese python

6. King cobra

7. Boa constrictor

8. Black-tailed python

9. Keeled rat snake

10. Tiger rat snake

I'm sure there's lots of room for dispute on the bottom half of that list.

Black widow spiders eat insects. Rattle snakes eat mice, rats and other small animals.

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There is NO SUCH SPECIES as a garden snake ! IF you meant a 'Garter snake' - then no - there are NO vegetarian snakes- ALL snakes are carnivores !

Snakes use their tongue as an aid in smelling, and molecules detected are passed back into the mouth for identification.

Snake venom is a modified form of saliva, whose ordinary purpose is adding enzymes to the food to aid digestion.

Some snakes have further improved the design by having sharp fangs down which the poison can be passed into the punctured animal.

No. Not because they lack intellegence, but they have never been known to take an Intellegence Quotient test, or IQ test that was designed for humans. If they did take it, they'd probably get a fat ZERO. But, on the other hand, if there were a snake version of an IQ test, maybe if we took it we might get a 1 or a 2 score while the snake got an average of 100. They are very smart for a reptile since they have successfully inhabited the earth for millions of more years than we have. So, I guess it depends on which test you take and who wrote it.

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No snake can be truly tamed. However, with proper care and handling many can lose their fear of humans. However, some species are not good candidates for this as they tend to remain rather obstinate and nasty their whole life.

many snakes are poisonus and many are not poisonus

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The smooth green snake is native to the Neartic region. The smooth green snake can be found in northeastern Canada, Wyoming, Iowa, Texas, and northern Mexico.

According to the San Diego Zoo website, their lifespan is 20-30 years.

There is more good info at:

http://www.sandiegozoo.org/animalbytes/t-cobra.html

If it was a non-poisonous snake bite, you would treat the puncture wounds as you would any other wound. Dab on antiseptic (liquid or cream) daily until the wounds are healed. The important thing, according to the question, was that it was non-poisonous.

The male and female snake have sexual intercourse and the babies develop in eggs that are expelled from the female.

Anacondas always hunt only when hungry. They can eat any animal they can manage to capture. Young Anacondas prefer prey such as fish, frogs, rodents etc. Adult Anacondas can overpower many different kinds of prey. They can eat turtles, sheep, dogs, jaguars, bird eggs, smaller sized mammals etc. Contrary to what is shown in the movies, Anacondas do not really attack humans unless it's provoked. Reports do not reveal a large number of attacks on humans. Therefore, you can probably be rest assured Anacondas are not particularly on the hunt for humans for their daily meals!

Almost none can. Those that are large enough do so the same way every other snake does; by unhinging their jawbone and letting it hang, then using muscular action to pull the prey into the digestive system.