A clutch is kind of like a nest of eggs. Snakes lay their clutches of eggs in different spots. Some lay eggs on the ground, some in trees, some underground, and some snakes lay their eggs under things, like wood piles. A snakes dry, scaly skin protects its inside organs from the outside environment in which it lives. The colors and patterns on a snake help to hide the snake from predators and danger.
Snakes eat so many different things, and they eat their foods in different ways as well.
Some snakes eat well on their own and some need to be coaxed. So these snakes live on their own. Some snakes eat birds, rat, other mammals, reptiles, lizards, other amphibians, rabbits, and even the eggs of animals. The temperature of the snake that's eating is as important as the food that they are going to eat. If a snake is too warm or too old they may not eat at all.