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Remarkable Snakes Presented By Jimmy Moore two headed snake

The Epic World Of Snakes

A Snakes Behaviors  They don’t have feet so they slither around which helps them get around larger objects.  All snakes in the world are carnivores no snake is a herbivore.  Snakes can eat slugs up to adult chickens and maybe even baby goats!  Some snakes have 2 heads!  No wonder snakes are so dangerous! Hawaii snake

A Snakes Venom  A snakes venom is modified saliva that thy use to capture there prey.  The snakes venom glands are located at the top back of there head.  The snakes venom glands store saliva then modify it to become poison.  A snakes teeth use the poison to capture there prey and there teeth can regrow!  I don’t want to get bit by a poisonous snake! snakes vangs

A Snakes Eye Sight  Some snakes have binocular eyesight.  Some snakes have thermal eyesight so that they can see the hot and the cold and the moving bugs!  Very few snakes cant see at all. a snakes eyes

The Places Snakes Live  Snakes live in all places except Antarctica and in the sky unless there on a airplane!  Some snake where even found in the Atlantic ocean and pacific ocean.  They where even found in the Indian Ocean.  they are usually found on land usually in New Zealand and in Ireland!

Snakes Size  The smallest snake is 10 cm-long!  The largest snake is the Python.  The Python can get up to 6.95 meters long!

References  Sweazey, Davy. Ball Pythons. Minneapolis. Bell Weather Media inc, 2014 Print  “Snake-Wikapedia.” Wikapedia. web. 10 March Htpps://en.wikapedia.org/wiki/snake