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Snakes getting lunch
Some snakes coil up then launch their selves towards the prey. Others jump at lightning speed and strike. They coil their bodies around the prey and hold tightly. Then they start slowly eat it whole.
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Snake stranglers and poinsoners
Snakes kill prey before they eat them. Snakes kill by poisoning or squeezing the prey. Some squeeze; this is called constricting. Some poison prey; this is called venom. Snakes like the Black mamba use venom and snakes like the anaconda … Continue reading
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Snake Teeth
Snakes have small, sharp teeth. The teeth are slanted back so it can grip its prey. Some have long teeth called fangs. They are long, tube like teeth that inject venom. Venom is a mix of toxins called neuortoxins and … Continue reading
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Snake Food
Snakes eat different food for where they live. Some have a wider variety than others. A snake has to make the most of a meal. It only gets a meal once or twice a month. Its body works at a … Continue reading
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Snake Senses
Snakes have 5 senses like us; taste, smell, sight, touch, and sound. They have no ears, but they have an ear-bone at the jaw. It picks up the ground vibrations. They do no have noses. They smell with their tongue. … Continue reading
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Snakes on the Move
Snakes move fast for animals with no legs. They can weave through branches, climb trees really high, swim through muddy waters, and glide through the air. Snakes aren’t speedy. Most move 2-3 miles per hour. The fastest land snake is … Continue reading
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A New Skin
About 6 times a year an adult snake will shed its skin. They take of there old skin and replaces it with a new skin. They shed all in one big piece.
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Snake Scales
Snake Scales stick to the ground. They over lap so there skin is protected. Scales are like thick, strong armor. Scales protect the the skin from bumps, and scratches. the scales help them reach speeds up to 40 mph!
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Tortoises
The tortoises have been around the western U.S. deserts for 10,000 years. Scientists have found bowls, toys, and tools made out of tortoise shells. Tortoises have large shells. Tortoise shells are 9-15 in. long. Their back legs are round and … Continue reading
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How Snakes Work
Snakes have muscles that they can stretch when they have food that is thicker than them. The backbone and many ribs move with it. They can eat a meal 10 times thicker than themselves. Snakes have 2 lungs but 1 … Continue reading
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