What body parts do snakes not have?
Legs and eyelids.
What word do we use to describe how a snake moves?
Slither.
Do some snakes eat other snakes?
Yes
What kind of snake is this?
It's a green tree python.
What happens to a snake's skin as it grows?
It sheds its skin. This is called 'molting'.
Do snakes sleep with their eyes closed?
No, they don't.
True or false: Snakes' venom can kill and cure people.
True - some venom can make medicine.
How much time is often between when snakes eat?
Weeks or months.
How do snakes survive cold winters?
They hibernate.
What word do we use to describe the sound a snake makes?
Hiss.
What is the name of all the scales that cover the snake's body?
Snakeskin.
What kind of snake is this?
It's a rattle snake.
Have you ever touched or held a snake?
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Do snakes lay eggs or have live birth?
BOTH! Most snake species lay eggs.
True or false: All snakes are carnivorous.
True
Do snakes have ears on the outside of their head?
No! Their ears are inside their head.
True or false: Snakes can chew their food.
False
What kind of snake is this?
It's a king cobra.
Are snakes warm or cold blooded?
Snakes are cold blooded.
Which continent does not have snakes?
Antarctica.
What kind of animal is a snake?
Snakes are reptiles.
What do we call the poison that snakes use to kill prey?
Venom.
Why are snakes important in the food chain?
Because they control the population of insects and rodents.
How do snakes control their body temperature?
They move to warmer or cooler places.
What covers a snakes eyes?
Clear scales.
What do snakes eat? Mention at least one thing.
They eat insects, birds, small animals and other reptiles.
What is special about the black mamba?
It's one of the fastest snakes on earth.
How do snakes smell?
With their tongues.