Reptiles

Snake venom is lethal, with up to 100,000 people dying yearly from snake bites. Having established that humans and even animals alike are susceptible to snake venom, one thought-provoking question remains: are snakes immune to their own venom, or is it deadly to them? Before answering that, though, there are some things to consider; this

Many snake species prefer exploring at night, though snakes, in general, can be found at different times of the day. These nocturnal animals rest during the day and then move around at night, looking for the nearest prey. They are the focus of our article. Nocturnal snakes include the night snake, boa constrictor, ball python,

Corn snakes, also called “red rat snake” is a nocturnal snake that is non-venomous. Corn snakes are kept as pets in various places and are known to be human-friendly. Most reptiles, including alligators and crocodiles, shed their skin, and corn snakes are not an exception. This shedding process helps reptiles to maintain glowing skin. Corn

Snakes are cold-blooded animals known to have over 3000 species existing in different parts of the world. Like every other creature, they communicate through sounds, which include hissing, rattling, and growling. What about whistling? Are there snakes that whistle?  It is unlike snakes to whistle, but they may do so accidentally. Some species like the

Snakes have their quirks, some of which can be downright scary. One such quirk is the ability to stand erect. Few people would want to be around a snake when it adopts this position, especially if it’s accompanied by a hiss or growl. These reptiles don’t stand only to attack, though. They also do this

Do snakes have legs, or did they evolve to become limbless animals? Tales and legends have it that snakes were forced out of their limbs to slither until the end of time. The skeletal system of some snake species also supports the idea behind these legends. Therefore, we would not criticize some very educated persons

Snakes can be of different colors based on their adapted environment for survival. While some snake colors can be green, brown, black, yellow, etc., others can be multicolored. Purple snakes are among the rarest, and a few species may have full or partial purple coloring. One common example is the lavender corn snake that comes