What is a Snake

There are many different species of snakes on our planet, some very poisonous, some semi-poisonous and some not fatal at all.

A fair point still remains that when we ask ourselves 'What is a Snake?' we should always remember that certain species of snakes can be extremely dangerous and should never be underestimated when in presence!

A snake is not something we should play with as a pet if you are not a professional as the dangers can be fatal, although at times these creatures are extremely interesting and very beautiful.

One very dangerous snake we all know is the legendary Black Mamba. The poison in the Black Mamba can cause collapse in humans in 45 Minutes and Death from 7 to 15 hours if not properly treated.

What is a Snake really?

A Snake is a reptile which has no eyelids, they have short tails and their jaws can extend excessively.  

Snakes has no legs at all and are covered in overlapping scales for protection and other purposes.

What is a Snake in the wild?

There are roughly 2900 species of snakes counted today and about 375 of these species are venomous!

Snakes eat their prey alive and some of their prey are rodents, birds, frogs and other reptiles. Snakes are found all around the world and their habitat includes forests, deserts, prairies and water at times.

We should respect Snakes and the habitat they live in at all times. If you want to know 'What is a Snake?' and have the urge to hold one or see one please consult a professional before you attempt to do so.

This articles is dedicated to your question 'What is a Snake?'

We hope when you ask yourself 'what is a snake?' that you will find some information in this article!

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