### animal | vertebrate | reptile | snake:

Female snake
* can also store sperm inside their bodies for a year, making breeding an easy task.
* incubate eggs inside of their bodies, giving birth to live young of ten or more.
* produce young about twice per year.
* stay together for the first few weeks after giving birth.

Giant snake
* Most giant snakes become predators.
* Some giant snakes occur in areas
  - tropical areas

Harmless snake
* Most harmless snakes have pupils
  - venom
* Some harmless snakes eat other snakes, including poisonous ones
  - round pupils
* lack the sensory pit and fangs.

Krait
* are nocturnal and as a general rule avoid humans
  - venomous
* feed almost totally on other snakes.
+ Bungarus: Reptiles of Pakistan
  * Bungarus' is a genus of elapid snakes. They are commonly known as 'kraits'. Kraits are venomous. They are found in India and South-East Asia. There are 12 species and 5 subspecies.

Large snake
* are immensely powerful and can push their way out of all but the strongest cages.
* can use one or more well protected and waterproof heating pads
  - well-protected and waterproofed heating pads
* eat an adult rabbit once a week
  - large animals
* use what is called rectilinear movement to move in a straight line.

Larger snake
* add amphibians, small rodents, nestling birds and fish to their diet.
* take larger prey at less frequent intervals.
* take more or larger prey at less frequent intervals
  - less frequently

Little snake
* Some little snakes have mites.
* make sound
  - swish sound

Male snake
* All male snakes have a pair of penises.
* Many male snakes rely on scent to find females, with fertilization being internal.

Northern water snake
* have pupils.
* share similarity.

Parrot snake
* Some parrot snakes eat frogs.
* catch frogs.

Pet snake
* Most pet snakes eat prey.
* show deviation.

### animal | vertebrate | reptile | snake:

Poisonous snake
* Most poisonous snakes have fangs
  - triangle-shaped heads
  - inject venom
* Some poisonous snakes eat snakes
  - have special fangs for injecting their venom
  - inject their venom through a pair of sharp, hollow or grooved teeth
* are hazards in many locations, although deaths from snakebites are rare
  - native to every state except Alaska, Maine, and Hawaii
  - venomous animal which use their venom for capturing prey
* cause hundreds of deaths in India each year.
  - two specialized hollow teeth called fangs
* live in a few areas.
* use a toxin that immobilizes or kills their prey
  - their venom mainly for feeding rather than for defence

Queen snake
* are valuable members of the ecosystems they live in.
* have rounded pupils.
* spend a lot of time in and around the water.

Rat snake
* Most rat snakes eat animals
  - rats
  - emerge from hibernation
* Most rat snakes feed on rodents
  - kill prey
  - live in habitats
  - seek out mates
  - vary in color
* Some rat snakes are killed by victims.
* Some rat snakes eat lizards
  - small lizards
  - feed on frogs
* Some rat snakes have diets
  - hibernate in winter
* ambush prey.

Scarlet snake
* are uncommon on the Savannah River Site.
* eat other reptiles and their eggs and, occasionally, rodents.
* occur throughout most of Arkansas.