Snakes

The saying is red touches black, friend of jack, red touches yellow, kill a fellow. But dont go near the snakes, some have a pattern that breaks this rule. Coral snakes are poisonous! Some snakes like the milk snake and king snake arent poisonous, but they imitate the coral snake!

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Black Mambas breed only once a year. Breeding season is in Spring which is around the month of September. Eggs develop for around 60 days inside the female. After that, the female seeks a suitable place (like an abandoned termite mound) to lay its eggs. Around 15 to 25 eggs are laid and guarded aggressively by the Mother. Eggs incubate for around 60 days before hatching. The young ones are about 50 cms in length at birth and are totally independent. They hunt and feed for themselves right from day one. They are also venomous at birth. Though their venom is as toxic as the adults, the quantity is much lower.

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Once the embryos start to form inside the female, she will be come irritable - perhaps even vicious (speaking from experience) if you try to handle her. You will notice, as the eggs start to form, that she develops slight swellings in the lower third of her body - just above her cloaca.

She may also go off her food - or take more food than usual. Once the eggs are formed - she will seek out a suitable place to lay her clutch - a place in the vivarium that is the exact temperature she needs for the eggs to develop and hatch. (Snakester1962 - Supervisor)

You can keep a snake in any enclosure.... provided (a) it cannot 'accidentally' escape, (b) it retains heat to the correct temperature for the reptile and (c) it's safe enough for the snake (secure from 'nosey' kids that might set it free) !

i think the anaconda is stronger because it is the biggest and longest with a huge mouth which could swallow the black mamba. fail. it depend on your definition of strength. while it is true the anaconda is larger and longer, it is a restrictor and crushes its prey. the mamba on the other hand, is a highly venomous and aggressive snake and is very agile and fast. a single bite would most likely kill the nonvenomous anaconda in minutes

if red touches black your a lucky jack if red touches yellow your a lucky fellow look and the stripes and remember that riddle

It depends on the invidividual snake, how long they are willing to be handled. I advise you handle your snake at least every other day, for about 30 minutes, to keep it tame and used to being handled. Personally, I hold my king snake for several hours, almost every snake. If the snake is tired of being held, you should be able to tell, as the snake will become agitated and crabby. Some may even strike/bite if they get tired of being held. Like I said, it really depends on the snake. Snakes are very different, and even snakes of the same species, coloration, gender, age, and size can have completely opposite personalities.

you may or may not bleed if a snake bite you

The taipan is more venomous, ounce for ounce. But the eastern diamondback is a very large snake, and dispenses copious amounts of venom.

I'm not sure if you meant snakes instead of skats but if it is snakes:

Snakes obtain their food by hunting animals depending on eatabl size. Small snakes mostly eat lizards, rats or any thing small that they can be able to eat with out danger. They need to kill their victim by poisoning or (with no venom) strangling or choking it to death. As soon as that is done, they swallow their prey whole. They take days to diggest their food or maybe hours.

its to do with snakes,,, if the patern red touch yellow they are usually poisones,, if red touches black , they are usually non poison,,,

33foot Reticulated python. There are claims of larger pythons than this but they are not verified.

No. A snake has its head at the front of the body. In rare cases a snake may have two heads as a result of something going wrong during development. In this case both heads are at the same end, forming a Y shape.

It depends on where it is. If you keep them indoors then you shouldn't because summer brings heat but when summer comes so does air conditioning.Outdoors it wouldn't be necessary to keep it on, but it should be in your best interest and best judgment to keep it on.

a blue racer snake is a constrictor so the snake would strangle its victim by going on it and tightening it self so that there prey cant eat so when their prey is dead they just start eating

A ring-necked snake, a small snake that eats invertebrates such as slugs and worms.

They don't need to. The eyes are covered by a clear protective 'lens' - called the 'brille' which prevents dust etc getting to the actual eyeball.

Some populations dwindle, such as the Ridge-nose rattlesnake, the Massasauga, and the Twin-spotted rattlesnake, along with a myriad of other subspecies. I would say that rattlesnake round-ups are the biggest threat to rattlers, although the round-ups do only affect a few species. People also need to be less quick to kill a rattlesnake on "their" property.

Cows are herbivores, and snakes are meat, so the answer is, obviously, no.

This would depend on a variety of things, the type of snake, if they got antivenom in time, how bad the bite was, the condition of the person bitten. For instance a bite off a Black Mamba is almost 100% death without the antivenom, the European adder on the other hand while bites can be painful they're seldom fatal.

No

they are there to keep the little guys warm