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A herpetologist is someone who studies snakes and other reptiles/amphibians. Another term coined by reptile enthusiasts would be ophidile or ophidiophile, since ophidiophobia means the fear of snakes those other two mean the opposite.
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What is ophiology?
they study snakes
What are people called who study feet?
Podiatrists
What are people who study penguins called?
Would it be an ornithologist. They study birds and penguins are birds
What is herpentology?
herpentology is the study of reptiles (snakes, lizards, turtles, crocs and gators)
What snakes eats?
king cobras eat people and other snakes but mostly people and regular snakes eat mice
What do you call a scientists who studies snakes?
Ophiology is the study of snakes whereas Herpetology is the study of snakes and many other reptiles
People who study bugs are called?
People who study bugs are called entomologists.
What are people who interact with snakes called?
Herpetologists - or Orpheophiles
What are the people who study nerotransmitters called?
The people who study nerotransmitters are called neropsycologists. They study the chemistry of the brain and chemicals released in the brain.
What is ophiology?
they study snakes
Does anthropology study snakes?
No.
What does a herpetogist study?
Did you mean herpetologist? If so then int his profession people chose to study animals such as snakes, more so reptiles and or amphibians.
People who study sand are called?
people who study sand and just sand is called arenologist
What are people called who study moss?
Muscology is the study of mosses. Muscologists are people who study mosses.
What are called people who study physics?
scis people called
What are the people who study genentics called?
The scientists who study genetics are called geneticists.
What is the study of the sound of words called?
Phonosemantics is the study of the sound of words, particularly how the sounds of words convey meaning or emotion. This discipline investigates the relationship between phonetic elements and their associated semantic or psychological effects.
