About the best I could tell you is to go to www.wikipedia.org and type in "snakes", from there you can see all kinds of them. Or you can just type in "snakes"... more

Not true in the least. A rattler will use it's tail when it is being threatened in a certain way, not just anytime a threat is present. They would rather... more

The obvious answer is... One that wants to be left alone.  But my guess is, that's not the answer you're looking for.  We really need more information... more

The only sure way to tell is to "pop" them or probe them, both of which is something that should only be done by someone who really knows what they're... more

All snakes lay eggs. They are reptiles. more

Copperheads babies DO NOT have legs! If he dug them up then they were in the lizard family! more

Yeah it sound very creep and brutal an unmoral.a snake is one of the most dangerous and enormous animals in the world,so there are no chances of you relaxing... more

No it's not. The Thread Snake is looks more like a worm. It burrows into the ground and feeds off of ants & termites. more

Take it to a vet if you are worried. Here is a page that will help explain why the kenyan sand boa is not eating and is burrowing in the the sand. ... more

Snakes don't need feeding very often- a good meal can last for weeks or even months. If it was hungry it would eat as long as its used to eating live food.... more

Yes, they do. Snake's testicles are located inside the body. Testicles needs cold temperature to produce sperms. The reason that testicles are located... more

Unfortunately i could not find a complete list which contains the 2700 species. These species vary according to the regions and states. Here is a link... more

They are messing with you. However, there are some tropical parasitic worms that do this e.g. The guinea worm. more

Boas are one good snake for handling... It's usually boas that are used in situations where the public is allowed to interact with the animal. (zoos,... more

According to born free USA, there is no law in Alabama against keeping exotic pets, which probably would include anacondas. However, in some cases licenses... more

You can give him toads, fish or earthworms to eat. But the ideal food for them is frozen and thawed pinky (baby mice). But they love earthworms. Try to... more

On my opinion,snakes are harmful.as we all know that snake is a snake wherever you put them ,they will take you away.most of them are traitor and yet selfish.but... more

This symbol is referred to "Ouroboros ". This symbol explains the cycle of the universe, life out of death phenomenon, and unending natural cycles. For... more

Don't understand the question, will they eat birds? Yes they will eat anything alive, or that they believe to be alive, or recently alive, that they can... more

If its the snake I am thinking of.. Even a baby eats like 6 mice in a week.. But if they are getting into a new habitat they will not eat for a while or... more

The common American?garter snake more

The closest snake I can find that matches your explanation is the "Pigmy Rattlesnake" (or in particular the "Dusky Pigmy Rattlesnake"). It can grow up... more

All snake are venomous. Just that some snakes, like the Viperous ones, are most venomous and therefore the most deadly of snakes. Snakes have evolved... more

If you like to handle your snakes regularly, they probably won't make a good pet for you. Although in saying that, if you don't handle your snakes a lot,... more

They are called Diadophis punctatus. Most of the ringneck snakes are not poisonous and you can keep them at home. See here for reference: http://www.kentuckysnakes.org/snake_details.cfm?snake_number=35&option... more

Garter snakes are not poisonous. That I know. I'm unsure about the teeth, but they are the most docile snake, I've heard. Although I do not agree with... more

If you can find a reptile or snake store you might be able to find this type. It's called the Children's Python and it gets up to 3 ft but averaging at... more

They coil as to protect their heads so if an animal attacks it it won't die more

You can see the snake at the following website which will also help you to identify the snake. www.dreamstime.com/green-snake-image898730 more

He may be about to shed and the usually transparent skin that covers his eyes turns cloudy before they shed. more

Black Racer Snakes have more than 27 species and are commonly found in Ohio, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina. They are light weighed. They are commonly... more

Do not let it walk around like this. Keep in inside its cage and make its cage desirable enough so that it can enjoy living in it. Pay it more attention... more

I think snakes make wonderful pets IF they aren't poisonous. I have a Blue Stripe Garter Snake, and she is very sweet and docile. You COULD have their... more

The charging is not normal! Unless you were retreating! They are more afraid of you, than you of them. Cottonmouth's not included! However most snakes... more

A monguse (sp?) can kill pretty much any snake efficiently I think. Look up monguse and habu fights, I have seen them in person, and they are wicked! more

It's most likely a ringneck snake. They are very rarely seen, but like moist places and feed on small salamanders, frogs, earthworms and other small reptiles.... more

The heating pad or rock is burning your snake which is why the snake will not eat you are basicly burning the snake alive more

Maine has some snakes including the garter and milk snakes, but these aren't poisonous. Officially Maine, like Alaska and Hawaii, has no poisonous snakes... more

Yes, these pictures have been circulating for some time. It seems that if you study them closely they don't match up - there are various ways you could... more

An anaconda is probably the snake you saw. more

I believe it is the Ringneck Snake. It has a mostly black body with a yellow/red/orange underbelly. You can find more information in the link here.... more

In order to really tell what kind of snake it is we need more information, just the colors doesn't help much, because there are a lot of different colors... more

Rattle snakes are the one having horny segments that can be vibrated to produce a rattling sound at the end of their tails. It starts functioning in the... more

Yes they can hear the sound vibrations coming from a person. See the link below for more information: www.trailquest.net/SNsnakes_us.html - 22k - more

One of such types with black and white color are the "king snakes". They have a large combination of black and white, but without actually seeing the... more

Yeah, they can survive in captivity, if that's what you choose to do. As you probably know, they're non-venomous (assuming you've not confused it with... more

Several types exhibit this behavior, depending on where you are talking about. The most famous is the Cobra family of Asia and Africa, although the Brown... more

Most snakes that are around your house usually are not bad snakes, they actually help keep bugs and animals from your yard. But if you want to get rid... more

It is only a rumor. Snakes can be found in the bushy and forest areas. You will not find the snakes in the resident areas. There are snakes in in Ireland.... more

Desert King snakes (Lampropeltis Getulus Splendida) usually mature by the age of 2 years. Where as they become sexually mature at 4 to 4 years of age... more

Normally brown snakes are poisonous so you must be careful. And if it is not poisonous then it must be a grass snake. You can find the things which can... more

Here is an outstanding site dedicated to the care of red-tailed boas. Good luck with your unusual serpent! :) http://www.anapsid.org/boa.html more

Snakes have more than one thousand types. It is not possible to figure out by a slight explanation But most probably it was a type of Green Snake. You... more

No, Coral Snakes don't travel in the form of pairs. But they travel in single form. You should look out for more snakes because it is possible that there... more

TAKE IT TO THE VET more

If they are fairly small snakes and the rings are around the neck only then they are called Ringnecks, and they are perfectly harmless. more

Among the top most venomous snakes in the world is the Black Mamba, Rattle snake and the Cobra. They kill within minutes! more

Do not crush, chew, break, or open an extended-release capsule. You can just put the pill in apple sauce and give him a bite with the pill in it he... more

I believe that is a non poisonous snake. have u ever heard the rhyme" red and yellow, kill a fellow, red and black, vemon lack"? it probably wont kill... more

I may only be blue because it is a baby. I would love to know what kind it is tho. I know a little about snakes but haven't heard about that. more

Majority of venomous snakes do not lay eggs. They give birth, the eggs are held within the female snakes until they hatch. more

It's probably a Common garter snake, such as the eastern garter snake - It has yellow stripes, occasionally bluish, greenish or brownish, down the middle... more

If it has a round shape mouth then it is not a pensioning snake. In other case it was the pensioning snake and you must avoid from it. more

You can feed it worms (from a baitshop), small fish (you could get these from a pet store and put them in its water bowl) or baby mice (otherwise known... more

I think it might be a kind of garter snake. If so it lives mostly in woodland and eats earthworms. I found this page which includes a picture of a short-headed... more

There is a sight where you can go see pictures of snakes,as there is lot's of snakes.I saw a few that may be yours so on your search engine punch in snakes... more

Well you should be careful because it can be poisonous one. If it has lines over its skins with the dark top and Grey belly it can be a rattle snake. So... more

It is presently not in our earth it is in Adam and eve period don't you know that stories. more

What do i feed a baby snake? more

There are many species of snakes that are black and yellow such as a jungle carpet python, some garter snakes, and king snakes. Your question would be... more