Snake

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Introduction to snake

There are more than 2,700 different species of snakes. Snakes are a part of the reptile family and they are found all over the world. The snake’s body is long and thin and they have no legs. Snakes use their body to move around and they can move very quickly. They have a forked tongue that they use to smell. Snakes eat different things depending on the type of snake. Some snakes eat small animals, like rodents, and some snakes eat insects. Other snakes eat fish or birds.

Eggs of snake

An egg is an ovum, the reproductive cell produced by female animals. Eggs are produced in the ovaries and pass down the fallopian tubes to the uterus, where they are either fertilized by sperm or else discarded. The fertilized egg implants in the uterus and develops into a new organism.

Differences between Young and adult Snakes

There are many differences between young and adult snakes. One major difference is that young snakes are more brightly colored than adults. Young snakes are also smaller than adults. Another difference is that young snakes have more spots and stripes than adults. Young snakes are also more active than adults. Finally, young snakes are more curious than adults.

Snakes and Venom

Snakes are a group of reptiles that have long, slender bodies and lack limbs. Snakes are carnivorous and eat a variety of prey, including small animals, lizards, and birds. Venom is a toxin produced by some snakes that is used to immobilize prey. Venom is also poisonous to humans and can cause serious injury or death.

Where Do Snakes Live?

There are many different types of snakes and they can live in many different places. Some snakes live in the water, some live in the trees, some live in the ground, and some live in caves.