Secrets About Snakes That Has Never Been Revealed For The Past 50 years.

🐍 INTERESTING  FACTS  ABOUT  SNAKES  🐍 


                                           
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  • Snakes are interesting and unique reptiles.
  • There are over 3,000 different species of snakes. Snakes live on every continent apart from Antartica, in oceans and on mountains
  • Snakes come in all types of shape, color and size. The largest ever snake recorded was a reticulated python at over 33 feet in length!
SNAKES ARE ECTOTHERMS:
  • Snakes cannot create body heat on their own.
  • They are cold blooded and rely on the outside temperature to get energy.
  • Once they are warmed up snakes have the energy to go about their day( or night).
SNAKES CAN SLITHER 12.5 MILES PER HOUR:
  • Many people wonder how fast are snakes. Despite not having any limbs snakes can move surprisingly fast
  • The fastest snake in North America is the coachwip species that can slither at speeds of up to 3.6 miles per hour.
  • The fastest snake in the world is the black mamba which has been recorded at 12.5 miles per hour.
  • Black mambas are able to lift up to a third of their body off of the ground while slithering.
1.1 MILLION PEOPLE OWN PET SNAKES:
  • 4% of pet owners have snakes in the United States.
    • In 2012 a survey made in U.S in which they found over 1,150,000 people kept snakes.
    • The most popular pet snake is the ball python. Ball pythons are known for their docile nature, ease of care and morphs variety.
    THEY CAN DRINK WATER WITHOUT LIPS:
    • Most people are confused by how snakes drink water because they do not have lips.
    • However, most species drink water the same way as humans. They use their mouths to create suctions that forces water in their throats.
    BIRTHING:
    • There are three distinct ways in which snakes give birth, namely Oviparity, Viviparity and Ovoviviparity.
    • In viviparous snakes, female does not develop enclosed eggs, but gives birth to live young.
    • Oviparous means the group of animals who lay eggs.
    • In ovoviviparity the eggs are developed internally in the body of female snake and then she gives the birth to young ones.
    SNAKES LIVE LONGER IN ZOOS THAN IN THE WILD:
    • One of the most interesting pieces of snakes informations  for kids on the internet to note is that snakes live longer in captivity and grow larger as well.
    • An Anaconda in South America has lived for nearly 28 years. 
    THESE ARE THE SOME UNKNOWN FACTS ABOUT SNAKES..........
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