Depends on the reptile, some can stand the cold weather such as some types of snakes while others can't and need heat such as the bearded dragon
Snakes are cold-blooded and often prefer warm and dry weather to regulate their body temperature. Rain can make their environment damp and cold, which may prompt them to seek shelter to stay warm and dry. However, some species of snakes may be more active after rain to hunt for prey or seek water sources.
Snakes are cold-blooded, also known as ectothermic, which means they rely on external sources of heat to regulate their body temperature. They cannot generate heat internally like warm-blooded animals.
no snakes are not warm blooded they are cold blooded although some snakes do not bite but are still cold blooded
Snakes and other reptiles are cold blooded animals - they do not generate heat internally from their food the way warm blooded animals such as penguins or seals do. They (snakes and other reptiles) warm themselves up by absorbing heat from a warm environment and / or by basking in direct sunlight. This is a good answer but understand, by cold blooded, it does not mean the animal's blood is cold, this reference is to the condition described above, Cold weather makes these animals very sluggish, to the point of defenseless, the reason why so many go into a hibernation like state in areas that have cold weather.
No. Hurricanes are a weather conditions. Snakes have nothing to do with it.
Snakes are cold-blooded and often prefer warm and dry weather to regulate their body temperature. Rain can make their environment damp and cold, which may prompt them to seek shelter to stay warm and dry. However, some species of snakes may be more active after rain to hunt for prey or seek water sources.
rattle snakes like hot weather better because they are cold blooded so they cant warm there selves like mammuls can.
A lot of men DO LIKE cold weather.
This weather is cold
yes they will die in cold places make sure they nose not bubbly
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No, gnats do not cold air at all. Gnats do not survive the cold weather. They like hot and humid weather.
antartica.. and i think both south and north pole.. most probably due the extreme cold weather. they are cold blooded afterall.
No- and it would not help if they did- snakes are cold blooded.
they live in cold places
warm weather