Do snakes live in oceans

Answer 1

Most snakes do it to escape the heat. Others because it is the only convenient place for them to stay. But some stay there to wait for prey like mice and moles to walk near them. Then they catch it and eat it.

Answer 2

snakes do not live in the oceans. Some snakes have the ability to swim but don't have any gills which are required for ocean life. But in the ocean there are eels. Eels are like the snakes of the sea except that they are slimmer, slippery, and most of the time, are shorter. The moray eel and some other eels have teeth. Not the teeth that snakes have (which is only a pair of fangs) but 2 rows of small triangular teeth.

if you don't want to read the long paragraph above, then read this: SNAKES DO NOT LIVE IN OCEANS.

Answer 3

It depends on your definition of underground. Snakes don't dig holes (like a fox or rabbit would) but they do inhabit unused burrows dug by other animals. The desert snakes bury themselves into the sand during the hottest part of the day as - even a short distance below the surface - the sand is much cooler.

Answer 4

Yes, some snakes, such as sea snakes, do live in oceans. Sea snakes are highly adapted to their aquatic environments and can be found in various ocean habitats around the world. They are often venomous and have specific adaptations that allow them to thrive in marine ecosystems.

Answer 5

Yes. That is the main place for most snakes to live.

Answer 6

Yes. Snakes can be found in all of these environments.

Answer 7

Snakes do not build homes, they take advantage of existing shelters. They may be found in animal burrows, rock crevices, under logs, in caves, etc.

Answer 8

yes