No snakes truly 'fly' - They lack the facility to sustain any form of powered flight. HOWEVER - there IS at least one species that flattens its body and glides from tree to tree. See related link for more details.
coral snake
once a snake always a snake
its a state that is snake
A mother snake is typically called a "female snake" or a "dam."
The black snake that has a pattern on it is the ring snake.
Depends on the launching mechanism.
a rat a ant a fly a snake
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blue balloons fly in the air only on a Saturday night.
Their basic shape is cylindrical - just like any other snake. The term 'flying snake' comes from the fact they can flatten their body and glide (not fly) from tree-to-tree, if they need to escape from a predator.
Snakes do not have wings with which to fly.
mosquito,snake,ant,butter fly,clamps,jelly fish, and scorpion
Indonesia = actually it does not fly. it flattens it's belly to create lift hence it just glides.
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The only reptiles that could attain true flight were the pterosaurs, which lived in the age of the dinosaurs. A few species of lizard and snake can glide between trees but cannot truly fly.
Nothing eats these highly aggressive snakes. Bacteria, vultures and fly larvae will eat a python that has died recently, but this big snake has no other predators.