I am doing a fact sheet at college and have chosen to do it about snakes, can you please post some facts about snakes for me , thanks : victory:
and they eat dust :lol2:they can talk
source: the bible
Genesis 3:14 And the LORD God said unto the serpent, Because thou hast done this, thou art cursed above all cattle, and above every beast of the field; upon thy belly shalt thou go, and dust shalt thou eat all the days of thy life
sometimes you make me hornyThe majority of snakes have a wide field vision of 125 degrees,however most pythons such as afrocks have 135 degrees. They also have binocular vision, which allows them to appreciate distance and perceive depth. This is due to an overlap of the field vision of the left and the right eye. This overlap normally averages 30 % However in the genus Ahaetulla it is about 45 %.
Snakes have round or vertically slit pupils. The only exceptions are the genera Ahaetulla, Thelotornis and Dryophiops. In these snakes the pupils are horizontally slit and formed like a keyhole. The so shaped pupil has the slot of the keyhole pointing forward well beyond the lens, thereby creating an extensive lenseless space. During accommodation the lens moves not only forward, but also more strongly nasally than in other snakes .
This is supported by a groove between eye and tip of the snout, which serves to widen the ankle towards the middle.
So the genus Ahaetulla is that with the best distance appreciation of all snake genera.
The members of all of the genera with horizontally slit eyes are diurnal and arboreal. They are ambushers, which means, they sit and wait until suitable food crosses their way. They normally feed on lizards, a very fast moving food. So these anatomically features seem to be adoptions to the nutrition and environment: The snakes have to hunt fast moving, dayactive lizards, that are living in a three dimensional space.
Also many snakes' species lack the ability to focus by changing shape of the lens. Instead they move the lens back and forward as a camera. This allows for limited focusing ability.
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snakes are awesome! this measure of awesomeness can't be measured using standard awesomeness units, so they've had to come up with a whole new scale (pun not intended originally, but what the heck).
other uses for this new scale of awesomeness was measuring the awesomeness of Chuck Norris (who is nearly as awesome as snakes, but not quite). Arnold, however, came out in a tie with them.
You could open the can of worms that is;
What is the worlds largest snake
What is the worlds most venomous snake
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Anaconda is the longest, Reticulated Python is the Heaviest, Inland Taipan is the most toxic and BLack Mamba is the most aggressive.
Nice to see you've done your research mate :whistling2: :lol2:The fastest snake is said to be the black mamba
Green anacondas cannot strike from behind? You would be right if you had stated that anacondas are the only snake that can strike side ways but your loop the loop striking theory is wrong. This evolution probably has something to do with the perception of prey from underwater...who knows : victory:Green anacondas- Are the heaviest in comparison to any snake at the same length and are able to bite from behind. In breeding several males can try mate with the female at once and there are actually rarely any fights at all between males when this takes place. They have the largest sexual dimorphism of any species.