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Snakes
Part of the reptile family there are about 2,400 species of snakes in the world. Snakes live almost everywhere, in deserts, forests, oceans, streams, and lakes. Some species are ground dwellers, others live in trees, and other snakes spend most of their lives in water. This is the place to ask your questions about these cold blooded reptiles.
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Are you supposed to bleed from the snake eyes piercing?
I got mine a week ago and it didnt bleed the first three days... After it started bleeding randomly like i would be talking and all of a sudden my mouth would taste like blood and when i checked i was bleeding... It happend to be like four times already but just rinse your mout wit mouth wash or salt water and it will stop the bleeding.... It shouldnt hurts much after a week but its supposed to stop hurting after about two weeks and be completely healed after 6 but don't get scared if you bleed it just means you hurt it eating or just talking.... Good luck :)
What is a snakes photosynthesis?
Snakes do not undergo photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is a process by which plants use sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into oxygen and glucose. Snakes are heterotrophic organisms that obtain their energy by consuming other organisms.
Why a snake and a hawk are carnivores?
imagine a snake swallowing leaves. they don't have teeth to chew that sort of stuff.. Hawks and Snakes were built for the specific task of killing. Nature didn't intend for them to be anything other than carnivorous creatures that seek out prey. Imagine a hawk swooping down to grab a carrot.. just doesn't seem right.
Why will a sunflower grow if it was cut in half?
A sunflower plant can regrow if it's cut in half because the remaining part contains dormant buds that can activate and grow new shoots. As long as the roots are intact, the plant has the ability to regenerate itself and continue growing.
What is the largest breed of snake in the world?
The reticulated python (Python reticulatus) holds the title for the longest snake species, with individuals reaching lengths of over 20 feet. They are found in Southeast Asia and are known for their impressive size and beautiful patterned scales.
What color is a baby brown snake?
it can be spotted by different colors or plain colors like, blue,green.......
Butterfly when young snake when old?
This phrase likely refers to the concept of transformation or change. When someone is young, they may appear delicate and gentle like a butterfly, but as they grow older, they may become stronger and more resilient like a snake. It signifies the natural evolution and development that occurs throughout a person's life.
What is the scientific name of Russell's Viper?
The scientific name of Russell's Viper is Daboia russelii.
Snakes:
Kingdom- Animalia
Phylum- Chordata
Class- Reptilia
Order- Squamata
Family- Colubridae
Genus- Cauliborne
Sorry I have no clue what the species is if you do please comment and tell me...
What are the enemies of a pit vipers?
Some enemies of pit vipers include birds of prey, larger snakes, and mammals such as wild boars or raccoons. These predators may hunt and feed on pit vipers, posing a threat to their survival. Additionally, habitat destruction and human activities like poaching also contribute to the decline of pit viper populations.
No, horses are not venomous animals. They do not produce or secrete venom like snakes.
What is the coolest looking snake in the world?
Beauty is subjective, but the iridescent scales of the emerald tree boa, the vibrant colors of the coral snake, and the intricate patterns of the reticulated python are often admired for their stunning appearance.
How do snakes adapt to the environment?
Usually they find shelter like trees, holes, or alot of grass. They are cold blooded. Part of a snakes adaptation to their environment is shedding. They shed by usually wrapping themself around a tree and let their old skin just slip off over a period of time.
What insect becomes a snake when you cut off its head?
The insect that can appear to become a snake when its head is cut off is a cutworm. When a cutworm is decapitated, the nerves in its body can continue to cause movement that resembles a snake-like motion.
What is a black snake with yellow dots called?
a yellow and black striped snake is called the bungarus fasciatus
ANSWER:It depends on which way the stripes run and how long the snake is.The Banded Krait (bungarus fasciatus) is a venomous elapid snake species found in India, Bangladesh and Southeast Asia. The stripes are actually evenly spaced thick rings around the snake instead of stripes and the color can be yellow or orange and black. For a close-up picture - see second related link
Ribbon snakes are all members of the North American genus Thamnophis. They are found as far north as Southeast Alaska and as far south as Mexico. The various species and subspecies found throughout North America are common in the pet trade. The ribbon snake is similar in appearance to the garter snake but with a much longer tail. Tail length for the ribbon snake generally accounts for one third or more of total body length. Their heads have no distinct join to the neck or body, and three (usually) longitudinal stripes, one along the back and one along each side. In the wild they are typically found in or near water.
Ribbon snakes are not much thicker than a pencil, but can grow to many feet long. They are very active, and move very quickly. They are master escape artists, requiring a fully sealed enclosure. The stripes run from head to tail.
Two web-sites for care-sheets are included in the related links.
Garter snakes are found throughout North America in marshes, woodlands, meadows and in drainage ditches. They typically have a black background with a few yellowish stripes on the back running from head to tail.
What ecosystem does a snake have?
Snakes primarily inhabit terrestrial ecosystems such as grasslands, forests, deserts, and wetlands. They play important roles in these ecosystems as both predators and prey, contributing to the balance of the food chain.
Are snakes and lizards herbivores?
Some snakes and lizards are herbivores, but the majority are carnivores, feeding on insects, small animals, or other reptiles. Herbivorous snakes and lizards have specialized diets that typically consist of fruits, vegetables, and plant matter.
Which animal's tail looks like its head to confuse predators?
The hawk moth caterpillar has a defense mechanism where its tail looks like a snake's head, which can confuse predators and deter them from attacking. This mimicry helps the caterpillar avoid being eaten.
How do you remove left over skin from a snake shed?
To remove leftover skin from a snake shed, you can gently mist the skin with water to soften it, then carefully peel it off starting from the head towards the tail. Avoid pulling or tugging as it can damage the scales or the snake's delicate skin. If you encounter resistance, you can use a damp cloth to help loosen the stuck shed.
What is a rattle snakes life span?
Rattlesnakes typically live for 10-20 years in the wild, but some have been known to live up to 30 years. The exact lifespan can vary depending on factors such as species, environment, and availability of food and shelter.
How will a snake move if drunk?
If a snake were to become intoxicated, its movements would likely be erratic and uncoordinated. It might have trouble slithering in a straight line, and its reflexes could be impaired, making it difficult for the snake to react quickly to external stimuli. Overall, intoxication could greatly impair a snake's ability to move effectively and could potentially put it in danger.
It is unlikely for a snake to eat a tarsier as tarsiers are small primates that are adept at avoiding predators and are not a common prey item for snakes. Snakes typically feed on smaller animals like rodents, birds, or insects.
Does sucking poison out of a snake bite work?
This is an old technique that no longer is recommended. The best thing to do is to get to the ER as quickly as possible. Keep the victim calm as you transport them. Anti-venom is the the best remedy if you are in the US. If you are in Australia, the best method is to apply a pressure bandage, not a tourniquet because most vipers down south have short fangs and inject their venom into the lymphatic system as opposed to vipers in the US that use neurotoxins. African and European vipers also use neurotoxins, so antivenom is the best cure.
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