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WHAT IS THE KING COBRA'S LIFE SPAN?

By Tom Ryan.

Longer than any other venomous snake, the king cobra is a uniquely large and deadly foe capable of killing creatures hundreds of times his own size.

Because of his size, defensive nature, powerful venom and ability to procreate in large numbers, this reptile is able to live in the wild for decades and propagate its own species all the while.

## **Average Life Span:**

The average life span of a king cobra in the wild is between 17 and 20 years, though that may be longer in captivity, away from the stresses and dangers of the outside world.

King cobras are often popular exhibits in zoos, where they are afforded a lifestyle free of the predators that they would face in the wild particularly, other snakes, and mammals like the mongoose.

## **Scaring Off Foes:**

A king cobra is able to ward off predators with physical intimidation, using his massive size to his advantage.

He can grow up to 18 feet long and is able to lift his body up off the ground in a standing position.

Leaving two-thirds of his body flat on the ground for support, he can stand up to 6 feet tall while still slithering along the ground.

He also has the ability to spread out the hood around his head, making him look even larger and more intimidating, and strikes fear into would be attackers with a loud hiss.

## **Venom:**

Should he need to defend himself, the king cobra is equipped with a highly potent venom that can kill opponents significantly larger than himself.

One bite from a king cobra can deliver enough venom to kill a full-grown elephant, or a human 30 times over.

Because of his self-protective nature, however, the king cobra typically avoids such confrontations, choosing to prey on snakes, lizards and smaller animals that pose less of a threat these help account for their long lives.

## **Life Cycle:**

Over the course of a lifetime, a king cobra can give birth to hundreds of babies her annual mating ritual can yield as many as 50 eggs every time she is impregnated.

Mothers fiercely protect the eggs, but one they are born, the newborns quickly learn to defend themselves they are born with venom, abandoned by their mothers just before hatching.

This early introduction to self-sufficiency helps prepare king cobras to lifetimes of self-preservation.

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Rat Snake Reptile

Rat snake, any of between 40 and 55 species of the genus **e*laphe****,* of the family colubridae and similar forms.

They occur in North America, Europe, and Asia east to the Philippines.

Most are found in woodlands and around farm buildings.

They hunt rats and mice and kill them by constriction.

They also eat eggs, and some species raid poultry yards and are sometimes called chicken snakes.

Some hunt birds in trees and have the ventral scales keeled (ridged), for climbing.

These rather large, nonvenomous, egg-laying snakes are normally slow and docile, but in self-defence they vibrate the tail, discharge a foul liquid from the anal gland, and strike from an up reared position.

The black rat snake, or pilot black snake (***elaphe obsoleta obsoleta***), of the eastern United States usually is about 1.

2m (about 4 feet) long but may exceed 2.

5m (8 feet).

It is black, with whitish chin and throat like the true black snake (*see* racer)—but has slightly keeled dorsal scales.

Other races of ***e.***

***Obsoleta*** are tan, grey, yellow, reddish, or brown, and some are blotched or striped.

The corn snake (***e.***

***Guttata***) ranges from New Jersey and Florida to Utah and north eastern Mexico.

In the east it is yellow or grey, with black-edged red blotches, and is often referred to as the red rat snake.

In the west it usually is pale grey, with black-edged brownish or dark grey blotches.

The fox snake (***e.***

***Vulpina***), chiefly of farmlands of Wisconsin to Missouri, is yellowish or pale brown above, with strong dark blotches, and yellow below, with black checkering.

Its head may be quite reddish.

One of Europe`s largest serpents is the four-lined snake (***e.***

***Quatuorlineata***), which may be 1.

8m (about 6 feet) long.

It ranges from Italy to the Caucasus and Turkey and is greyish, with two dorsal and two lateral stripes.

The Aesculapian snake (***e.***

***Longissima)***, plain and dark coloured, is native to southeastern Europe and Asia Minor.

In ancient times it was sacred to Aesclepius, god of medicine; the present isolated populations in Germany and Switzerland are descended from specimens conveyed to health resorts there by the Romans.

The leopard snake (***e.***

***Situla***) of the eastern Mediterranean region to the Caucasus has large round red markings.

Chicken snake is the usual name in south eastern Asia for two slender greenish species, ***e.***

***Prasina*** and ***e.***

***Oxycephala;*** both are strongly arboreal.

The copperhead of India is ***e.***

***Radiata.***

The oriental rat snake (***zaocys carinatus***) of south eastern Asia may be the largest member of the family colubridae; one specimen measured 3.

7m (12 feet).

The Indian, or greater, rat snake (***ptyas mucosus***) may be more than 2.

5m (8 feet) long.
Interactions with Other Species

Reticulated pythons usually have predatory relationships with other animals in their habitat, their diet consisting of small mammals to large mammals and birds.

Reticulated pythons have also been reported to (very seldom) eat some humans!!

The reticulated python is a tertiary or third level consumer.

This means that the species eats secondary consumers, which are organisms that eat primary consumers.

Primary consumers are the organisms that eat primary producers such as plants.

The reticulated python's greatest threat is primarily humans, as their skin is used in the making of leather products such as purses, belts, shoes and vests.

Their meat is also used as food.

Many pythons are also captured in the wild, then sold as pets, or put in zoos.

Because of their large size, they are also sought after by the circuses.

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Rinkhals (Hemachatus Hemachatus)

## **Appearance:**

* Colours do vary; the rinkhals is generally brown to brownie-black on the top with irregular spotting/banding in lighter browns or creams.
* Distinctive dark belly with two lighter stripes/bands round the neck.
* Adults reach an average of 90cms to 120cms but have been known to reach 150cms in length.
* The rinkhals is not a true ***‘spitter’,*** but can spray its venom up 2.

5m by a flinging action of the head and upper body.

* Short, pointed head with large black eyes.

**Life Cycle And Habits Of The Rinkhals:**

## **Lifecycle:**

* Unlike other cobras the rinkhals is viviparous giving birth to live young.
* Average size of a new born rinkhals is 15 to 18cms in length.
* Rinkhals give birth to an average of 20 and 30 young at a time.
* Young shed their skin within an hour of birth.
* New born rinkhals have the same colourings and distinct bands round their neck as adults; they are also, from birth, are able to rear up and spray venom.

## **Habits:**

* Prefers to live in grasslands but easily adapts to conditions found at sea level and high altitudes.
* Nocturnal but known to bask in the sun during the day.
* Diet is primarily consists of toads, but if food is scarce, they will also prey on small mammals, reptiles and other amphibians.
* If cornered, the rinkhals has the amazing ability to ***‘play dead’;*** rolling on to its back, going completely limp, with it`s mouth open and tongue lolling out.
* The venom is neurotoxic.
* Rinkhals usually aims at the highest moving part of the obstacle in front of them.

Venom causes terrible pain, and in severe cases can cause damage to the cornea of the eye.

* Swelling around the bite wound.
* Bruising in many cases.

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Futōna Satsugai

**Futōna Satsugai** was a Humagear who, just like her siblings, became a rogue terrorist that operated under MeikyoFuthitsu.net, using Ryosuke Sakuma as her primary vessel to transform into **Kamen Rider Scarce Tiefe** (仮面ライダースケアスティーフェ, *Kamen Raidā Sukeasu Tife*).

Originally an antagonist that featured in the fourth session of *Group 1: Kamen Rider FX Episode i*, she reappears in the fourth group's world as the Tiefe they'd have to face against.

## Kamen Rider Scarce Tiefe

**Kamen Rider Scarce Tiefe**
Using her personal Gaia Memories in a Double Driver, Futōna and a vessel of her choosing transform into **Kamen Rider Scarce Tiefe** (仮面ライダースケアスティーフェ, *Kamen Raidā Sukeasu Tife*), with Futōna herself acting as the mind, having complete control over the body she's occupying.

If the user were to be injured or killed in battle, Futōna would be able to survive and transfer her mind back into her original body while the vessel takes the damage for her, as evidenced by Ryosuke's death.

## Equipment

### Devices

* Double Driver - Transformation device
* Gaia Memories - Transformation trinkets

### Weapons

* Unnamed greataxe - Scarce Tiefe's personal weapon
Classification

Scientific name - ***Python reticulatus.***

Common name - reticulated python.

Domain - Eukarya - Being eukaryotic, the reticulated python is like the other eukaryotes in that it contains a nucleus within a membrane-bound cell.

Kingdom - Animalia - Reticulated pythons are members of the kingdom animalia because they are motile and heterotrophic (do not produce their own food).

Phylum - Chordata - Because it is in the phylum chordata, at some point in its life ***python reticulatus*** has a notocord (which gave rise to the backbone) a dorsal nerve cord (giving rise to the brain and spinal cord), pharyngeal gill slits, an endostyle, and a post-anal tail; all characteristics of the chordates.

Class - Reptilia - Being a reptile, ***python reticulatus*** is cold blooded, and has a body that is covered in scales.

Its embryos are also covered by an amniotic membrane.

Order - Squamata - The squamata consist of lizards and snakes.

They are defined by their skin, which is comprised primarily of scales.

A feature of the squamata which is found especially in the snakes is their ability to open their mouths very wide in order to consumer their prey.

Family - Pythonidae - Being a member of the pythonidae means that ***python reticulatus*** is non-venomous.

The family pythonidae consists of some of the largest snakes in the world, including the reticulated python, which competes with the green anaconda for the title of world's longest snake.

Genus - Python - The genus python consists of 7 species of non-venomous snakes.

They are: Python anchietae, python curtus, python molurus, python regius, python sebae, python timoriensis, and of course, python reticulatus.

Species - Python reticulatus - ***Python reticulatus*** is the scientific name of the species, and refers to the reticulated patterns which occur on the python's skin.

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Phylogenetic Tree Xenophidia is a superfamily consisting of Atractaspididae, Colubridae, Elapidae, Hydrophiidae, and Viperidae.
Handlers claim success in weight-loss diet for monster python who weighed in at 129 kilos after cutting down to just six goats a year... but she's NOT happy

* **The Australian Reptile Park's largest snake, python Atomic Betty, was weighed on Wednesday.**
* **The 15-year-old snake lost 11kg which brought her weight down to 129kg this year.**
* **Her 12-goat feed was cut back to six over the last 12 months.**
* **Handlers hope she loses another 9kg in the coming year and will feed her eight goats.**

By SALLY LEE FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA.

**PUBLISHED:** 15:47, 7 January 2015 | **UPDATED:** 17:01, 7 January 2015.

The annual weigh-in for a 6.

5m python proved to be a little difficult this year as handlers struggled to retrain the aggressive snake which looked eager to take a bite out of someone`s leg.

Atomic Betty, the Australian Reptile Park`s largest snake, was put on a diet over the last 12 months.

Her 12-goat feed was reduced to six which resulted in a weight loss of 11kg on Wednesday, bringing her down to a healthy 129kg.

Handlers hope she loses another 9kg in the coming year and will feed her eight goats.

It took at least seven handlers to help control Atomic Betty as she had her fangs out, ready to strike at any moment.

Billy Collett, head of reptiles, says he's happy with her current weight but would like to see her lose another 9kg in the coming year.

*'It's an unreal experience getting in there and grabbing her by the head and restraining her with the team working together,'* he said.

'*We put her on a bit of diet over the last 12 months so we dropped her back from 12 goats down to six and we pulled 11kg off her.*

*'The weight we got out of her is perfect which means we've got a very healthy snake.*

*'We want to get her down to 120kg... so knock her back to about eight goats for the next 12 months.'*

Atomic Betty, 15-years-old, and is expected to live up to 30 years in captivity.

According to the reptile park, in the wild her life span would be shorter but her species could grow up to eight metres long.
Florida Pine Snake Devours Cottontail Rabbit

## What's more, the snake was chowing down on its prey: an eastern cottontail rabbit.

**OCALA, Fla.**

**-** As Florida wildlife officials were surveying a forest, they came across a sight they were not expecting to witness: A rare snake eating a rabbit.

On Oct.

26, Araks Ohanyan, a biologist with Florida Fish and Wildlife, was working in the Ocala National Forest when she spotted something in the middle of a road.

As Ohanyan and other biologists inched closer, they realized it was a rare, non-venomous Florida pine snake.

But it wasn’t alone.

It was swallowing a young eastern cottontail rabbit, officials said.

***"After the snake finished its meal, it disappeared into the vegetation before reappearing and becoming quite curious about our biologist’s camera, allowing them to take some close-up shots before parting ways,"*** according to FWC.

Wildlife officials said the Florida pine snake is one of the largest snakes in eastern North America.

It can grow up to 90 inches.

It's described as a ***"powerful constrictor"*** that feeds on mammals, ground-dwelling birds, and bird eggs.

It is listed as a threatened species in Florida, mainly due to habitat loss since the 1980s.

FWC officials said these snakes are difficult to survey since they spend much of their time underground.

If you ever spot a Florida pine snake, FWC asks that you submit detailed information – and even a photo, if you can – to the FWC website.

As for the prey, the rabbit species can be found throughout Florida.

There are two types of rabbits in the Sunshine State: the Eastern cottontail and the marsh rabbit.
Barrière

À ne pas confondre avec les boucliers
La barrière est une capacité défensive exclusive aux aliens étoilés.

## Explication

Quand un ennemi est protégé par une barrière, il ne subit aucun dégât. En plus, les barrières protègent contre toute altération de statut, ainsi que les vagues et répliques offensives. Cependant, chaque barrière est limitée par ses propres PV. Par exemple, la barrière de Globivraison a 15 000 PV. Une attaque qui inflige moins que 15 000 PV à Globivraison ne fait rien, mais une attaque qui inflige 15 000 PV ou plus peut détruire cette barrière. Cependant, les attaques qui détruisent une barrière n'infligent rien à l'ennemi derrière.

Les PV d'une barrière ne changent pas quand son ennemi est magnifié. Par exemples, chaque Globivraison se protège avec une barrière avec 15 000 PV peu importe son amplification. Un Globivraison à 100% et un Globivraison à 1200% ont les mêmes barrières. En plus, quand une barrière est détruite, elle ne peut jamais être rétablie.

## Brise-barrière

Certains Chats ont la capacité **brise-barrière**, qui permet à une attaque de détruire les barrières peu importe la puissance d'attaque ou les PV des barrières. En plus, ces attaques peuvent briser les barrières et toucher les ennemis derrière à la fois. Certains Chats, comme P'tit Chat jambes d'acier, ont 30% de chances de briser les barrières. C'est à dire, quelques attaques brisent les barrières, mais pas les autres. Des autres Chats, comme Chat escrimeur, peuvent briser les barrières à coup sûr. Les Chats maudits peuvent continuer à briser les barrières. En plus, le Briseur peut briser les barrières à coup sûr.

## Ennemis avec une barrière

Voici tous les ennemis avec une barrière.

 Axoloty | 10 000
Snake

**Snake**, (suborder Serpentes), also called **serpent**, any of more than 3,400 species of reptiles distinguished by their limbless condition and greatly elongated body and tail.

Classified with lizards in the order Squamata, snakes represent a lizard that, over the course of evolution, has undergone structural reduction, simplification, and loss as well as specialization.

All snakes lack external limbs, but not all legless reptiles are snakes.

Certain burrowing lizards may have only front or hind limbs or be completely legless.

Unlike lizards, snakes lack movable eyelids, which results in a continuous and often disconcerting stare.

Snakes also lack external ear openings.

Internally, they have lost the urinary bladder.

The visceral organs are elongated, with reduction of the left member in relation to the right; the left lung is greatly reduced or even lost entirely.

However, snakes possess increased numbers of vertebrae and have developed two novelties among vertebrates: a tracheal lung in the neck region and a venom-conducting system for subduing prey.
Red-Tailed Pit Viper, A New Snake Record For Odisha; Sighted At Bhitarkanika National Park

* By OB Bureau.
* On Aug 5, 2021.

**Bhubaneswar:** A new snake sighting has been recorded for Odisha with the photographic documentation of red-tailed pit viper ***(trimeresurus erythrurus***) at Bhitarkanika National Park.

Talking about the sighting, Panchami Manoo Ukil, a well-known birdwatcher and conservationist, said, ***“We had ventured out at night to spot owls and look for the green vine snake.***

***We noticed the red-tailed pit viper curled on a branch and on a closer look, realised that it was a pit viper.***

***Of course, we had no idea that the sighting was a first for Odisha and I am happy that the presence of this beautiful species of snake is now recorded in the snake list of Odisha.”***

The red-tailed pit viper belongs to the subfamily ***crotalinae,*** a group of venomous vipers, distinguished by the presence of a heat-sensing pit organ in the middle of the head, between each nostril and eye.

Sensitive to infrared radiation, the organ allows these reptiles to detect and hunt warm-blooded prey even in complete darkness.

It is believed that India is home to more than 28 species of pit vipers, restricted to the high rainfall areas of the western Ghats, the Himalayas, the Northeast and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Being highly venomous, pit vipers are feared by humans and persecuted on sight, which remains one of their most severe threats.

In India, the pit viper species are mainly seen in Assam and Sikkim, although they have also been spotted in the Sundarbans and parts of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland as well as in Tripura.

Like other pit vipers, they feed on small amphibians and mammals.

The spectacular photographs by the duo clearly show a different body pattern than the more commonly seen bamboo pit viper (***trimeresurus gramineus)*** as described in the book ***“Snakes Of India:*** ***The Field Guide”*** by Romulus Whitaker & Ashok Captain.

Although the latest book describing the bamboo pit viper, I.

E.

***‘Snakes Of Central India”‘*** published in 2021 states that ***“juveniles have a reddish tail”,***  the snake that Panchami photographed was certainly an adult since the length of the specimen was approximately around 3ft.

The bamboo pit viper snake attains adulthood with a length of 400mm (16 inches) as per Whitaker & Captain.

Subhendu Mallik, General Secretary, Snake Helpline and Honorary Wildlife Warden, Khurda, said, ***“In the first impression the adult snake does not look like a bamboo pit viper to me.***

***Rather it resembles the green pit vipers with a red tail, such as a red-tailed pit viper there by great documentation for the snake list of Odisha.***

***However, the exact species can be ascertained only after the detailed physical examination, morphometry and body scale count of the specimen.”***

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Emerald Tree Boa

**Description:**

### **Distinguishing features:**

The adult emerald tree boa is very bright green with white markings above, and yellow or cream below.

The young are reddish-brown until 8 months of age.

This snake has large canine teeth.

### **Reproduction:**

Emerald tree boas are ovoviviparous (the eggs hatch internally).

To mate, the male wraps his tail around the female's cloaca.

Copulation may last from a few minutes to 2 hours.

Gestation is 6 months.

The female produces 2 to 15 young at a time.

### **Diet:**

The emerald boa hunts by night.

It then slides down the trees to a low branch.

It hangs there, head downward, taking an S-posture.

It waits there, perfectly still, for a small mammal (rodent or marsupial) to pass.

The boa then springs down to grab its prey.

Thermoreceptors on either side of the boa’s jaw detect its prey’s body heat..

The emerald tree boa also eats on nocturnal lizards (geckos).

### **Predators:**

Because of their camouflage, habitat and nocturnal habits, they have few predators, other than raptors.

### **Habitat:**

Emerald tree boas live in the tropical forests of South America, along the Amazon and in the lowlands of the neighbouring forest.

Essentially an arboreal species, they rarely venture down to the ground.

They are found at heights of a few metres to 30 or 40 metres, in the canopy.

### **Ecology, behaviour:**

When thirsty, emerald tree boas drink the droplets of water that accumulate on their bodies, in addition to the water they find in their habitat.

They use the heat-sensitive pits in the scales of their upper and lower lips to detect their prey at night.

These snakes prefer temperatures of 28°C during the day and 21°C at night.

### **Status:**

Protected species (CITES, appendix II).

Non evaluated (IUCN).

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10 Interesting Facts About The Beautiful Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake

The southwestern speckled rattlesnake is a venomous viper that can be found in both the United States and Mexico.

These beautiful snakes can come in many different colours, often matching the environment and rocks around them.

Keep reading to learn more about these fascinating rattlesnakes.

Southwestern speckled rattlesnakes were also featured in our article 10 Rattlesnakes We Share The Earth With if you want to learn about more awesome rattlesnakes.

### **Quick Facts:**

* **Scientific Name:** *Crotalus pyrrhus.*
* **Common Names:** Southwestern speckled rattlesnake, speckled rattlesnake, bleached rattlesnake, pallid rattlesnake.
* **Geographic Range:** Mexico, United States.
* **Life Span:** 22+ years in captivity.
* **Conservation Status:** Not listed.

### **Top 10 List – Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake:**

#### **1. Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnakes Can Come in Various Different Colours.**

Southwestern speckled rattlesnakes are around 61 – 106.

7 cm (2 – 3.

5 feet) in length, although some may be slightly larger.

Their colours often, although not always, tend to be close in colour to the habitat of the specific rattlesnake.

This means that these awesome snakes come in many varieties of colours including grey, blue grey, tan, brown, yellow, orange, cream, white, pink, terracotta red, and possibly even more.

They have darker crossbands and blotches that run across their body, that give them their speckled appearance.

Their pupils are vertical, and they have a broad triangular head and narrow neck.

As with most rattlesnakes, they have a rattle on their tail that has a new segment added to it each time they shed.

They also have two hollow fangs that help inject venom into their prey.

#### **2. They Prefer Areas With Rocks And Boulders.**

Southwestern speckled rattlesnakes prefer areas that are rocky and have lots of boulders.

They also prefer higher elevations, often being found on rocky slopes and outcroppings that are at elevations of up to 1500m (5000 feet), or sometimes higher.

The areas they live in include rocky fragmented terrain with minimal vegetation, dry deserts, grasslands, and occasionally pine-oak forests.
That's one way to cut down on showers! Horrifying moment a SNAKE bursts out of a bathroom light fitting

* **A carpet python has been photographed entering the bathroom of a Brisbane home through the light fixture last week.**
* **Snake catching company Snake Catchers posted the series of photos on its Facebook page.**
* **Hundreds of people reacted and shared their fears on finding a similar scenario in their home.**

By **EMILY CRANE FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA.**

**PUBLISHED:** 07:18, 30 September 2014 | **UPDATED:** 00:04, 1 October 2014.

Imagine heading into the bathroom and switching on the light only to see a huge snake hanging from the ceiling.

It`s the stuff made of many people`s nightmares, but it was a reality for one Queensland homeowner last week.

A company called snake catchers from Brisbane posted the series of photos on its face-book page, which shows the carpet python, entering the bathroom through the light fixture.

Bryan from snake catchers says it`s common for them to remove snakes from suburban homes in and around Brisbane.

***'We`ve had a few do that... if it's not entry via lighting or bathroom heaters, it's through the exhaust fans,'*** he told Daily Mail Australia.

***'It depends on the weight of the snake, some are heavier enough to push their way through.***

***'These aren`t rural areas either... we're talking suburban homes within a stone throw to the city.'***

***'In case you were thinking of leaving that cover off the bathroom light for a little longer... think again!!! You may end up with an unwanted visitor,' the company posted alongside the photos.***

***Hundreds of people reacted and shared their fears on the page.***

***'You'd wanna hope there's a toilet in that bathroom after walking in to see that - it'd be needed LOL,'*** Nikki Day said.

*'We are attaching all our covers,' Mark Lord followed up with.*

***'Omg.***

***That`s not even funny.***

***Our heat light is like that,' another user,*** Shara Feneck, posted.

The snake catchers face-book page is inundated with photos of snakes they`ve captured from houses in Brisbane and the surrounding areas.

It comes comes a month after a large four metre snake was found atop a bed in a home in Morayfield, north of Brisbane.

The ***'non-dangerous'*** carpet python was discovered slipping around underneath the bed sheets before it was reported to snake handler Julie Baker.

Ms Baker removed the large non-venomous snake from the Morayfield home using a large hook and a canvas bag, before releasing it back on the resident`s acreage.

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The four-metre snake was found hiding inside the bedroom of a Brisbane home before it was released back in to the wild .The carpet python which found its way in to the bedroom of a Brisbane home was captured using a large hook.A company called Snake Catchers from Brisbane posted the series of photos on its Facebook page.It`s the stuff made of many people`s nightmares, but it was a reality for one Queensland homeowner when they found a snake coming through the light fixtures.
Snouted Cobra (Naja Annulifera)

## **Appearance:**

* Two enlarged venom fangs fixed in the front of the mouth.
* Solid teeth in both jaws.
* Typically yellowish to olive brown but can be brown or dark brown.
* The belly of the snouted cobra usually yellowish.
* Normally has a darker band of colour round the neck.
* Average length of adults between 1.

5 and 2 metres but can reach lengths of 3 metres.

* Body is cylindrical and stout with a long tail.
* Male snouted cobras are larger than females.
* Often confused with the Egyptian cobra (***naja haje***).

**Life Cycle And Habits Of The Snouted Cobra:**

## **Lifecycle:**

* Snouted cobras are oviparous snakes; females lay between 8 and 20 eggs.
* Incubation period is between 65 and 90 days.
* Hatchlings between 20 and 35cms in length.
* Hatchlings shed their skin after 7 to 12 days.
* Hatchlings feed after their first shedding.

## **Habits:**

* Favourite ***‘homes’*** of snouted cobras are termite mounds but can also be found in arid or moist savannah.
* Active at night; foraging from early evening and are often found in poultry runs.
* Snouted cobras are not naturally aggressive and will bask in the sun near it`s home to enable ***‘a quick retreat’*** if disturbed.
* Generally only attacks if cornered or provoked.
* Diet consists of amphibians, rodents, birds & their eggs, lizards and other snakes particularly puff adders (***bitris arietans***).
* Highly venomous.

Neurotoxic attacks central nervous system and affects cardio pulmonary function.

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Kouga Katsuaki/Pre-FX

## **Kouga Katsuaki**

**Kouga Katsuaki** is one of the main participants in FeXtra: Seasonal Specials. Just like his FX counterpart, he can become **Kamen Rider Rictus**.

## History

### Pre-Campaign

See: Kouga Katsuaki

As a Pre-FX version of FX Rictus, this version of Kouga shares the exact same backstory as his counterpart right up until FX Kouga is transported to the Deadzone.

## Forms

* Origin
* Amazons Driver

**Rictus Origin**
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**Rictus Origin** is Kouga's initial Amazon form. In this form he transforms into a more monstruous version of his Control form, acting feral and aggressive.

Despite being an Amazon form and unlike other Amazons, Rictus Origin is still considered a form of Kamen Rider Rictus.

* Control
* Special

**Rictus Control**

*"Rictus!"*
―Transformation announcement[src]
Using the Amazons Driver allows Rictus to transform into his base form, **Rictus Control**. Compared to Rictus Origin, it is sleeker and more humanoid.

Additionally, Kouga now has full control over himself. Despite this, his combat style still reflects the ferocity and aggressiveness of his Origin form.

* Level 5
* Dire Wolf Cloak

**Rictus Control Mutation Gamer Level 5 (Leg Parts)**
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*"Dangerous Mutation!"*
―Transformation announcement[src]
**Rictus Control Mutation Gamer Level 5 (Leg Parts)** is Rictus' Special Form accessed when Kamen Rider LoadOn utilizes his Dangerous Mutation Gashat. When doing so, Laplace can choose to share the form's leg parts to enhance Rictus.

*This form is exclusive to FeXtra Holiday Hijinks! Session 2: Storms a Brewing.*

**Rictus Control (Dire Wolf Cloak)**
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*"Rictus!"*
―Transformation announcement[src]
**Rictus Control (Dire Wolf Cloak)** is Rictus' Christmas Form accessed when his pet Dire Wolf decides to transform into a cloak wrapped around Rictus' neck, powering him up. In this form, Rictus gets ice-themed attacks and claws and is more resistant to the cold.

*This form is exclusive to FeXtra Holiday Hijinks! Session 4: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.*
Jungle Life Long Nosed Adder Snakes

## **Thursday, August 25, 2011.**

Ammodytes is a venomous viper species found in southern Europe through to the Balkans and parts of the Middle East.

It is reputed to be the most dangerous of the European vipers due to its large size, long fangs (up to 13 mm) and high venom toxicity.

Five subspecies are currently recognized, including the nominate subspecies described here.

Maximum length of 95 cm (37.

62 in), although individuals usually measure less than 85 cm (33.

66 in).

Females are somewhat smaller than males.

Maximum length also depends on race, with northern forms distinctly larger than southern ones.

According to Strugariu (2006), the average length is 50–70 cm (20 to 28 in) with reports of specimens over 1 m (40 in) in length.

**Common Names:**

Horned viper, long-nosed viper, nose-horned viper, sand viper sand adder, common sand adder, common sand viper sand natter.

**Behaviour:**

This species has no particular preference for its daily activity period.

At higher altitudes, it is more active during the day.

At lower altitudes, it may be found at any time of the day, becoming increasingly nocturnal as daytime temperatures rise.

**Venom:**

This is likely the most dangerous snake to be found in Europe.

In some areas it is at least a significant medical risk; in the past fatalities were relatively frequent in the Balkans because the peasants there had a habit of walking barefoot.

The venom can be quite toxic [based on tests conducted solely on mice], but varies over time and among different populations.

Brown (1973) gives an LD50 for mice of 1.

2 mg/kg IV, 1.

5 mg/kg IP and 2.

0 mg/kg SC.

Novak et al.

(1973) give ranges of 0.

44-0.

82 mg/kg and IV and 0.

19-0.

64 mg/kg IP.

Minton (1974) states 6.

6 mg/kg SC.

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Carpet Python

**Scientific Name:** *Morelia spilota cheynei.*

**Family:** *Pythonidae.*

**Adult Size:** This beautiful python varies geographically in adult size.

Some may be adult at only 4½ feet in length while others top out at just under 8 feet.

Most captive adults seem to be between 6 and 7 feet in length.

**Range:** Coastal north-eastern (Atherton Tableland) Queensland, Australia.

**Habitat:** Gallery forest, rainforest, and watercourse drainages are documented habitats of this subspecies.

The vernacular of Atherton Tableland carpet python is frequently used for this snake.

Although having the smallest range of any of the several subspecies, the bright colours and small adult size of jungle carpet python has made the snake a hobbyist favourite.

Although it may be brown and cream in colour, most examples bred by hobbyists are black (or deep brown) and a truly bright yellow.

It is the only of the carpet pythons (excluding the diamond python) to be so hued.

Jungle carpet pythons are rather slow moving powerful constrictors that as babies (even captive hatched babies) may strike at an approaching hand and bite, but with just a little bit of growth and some handling this tendency diminishes.

This snake often basks quietly by day and is most active in the evening and night-time hours.

Because carpet pythons are slow and almost methodical in their movements, they can be maintained in terraria smaller that those recommended for many other snakes of similar size.

One or two babies may be temporarily housed in a 10 or 15 gallon capacity terrarium.

A pair of adults may be kept in a 50 or 75 gallon capacity terrarium.

The terrarium should contain a hide box and assorted visual barriers (such as cork bark or sterilized drift wood).

Jungle carpet pythons climb agilely and if provided with firmly anchored limbs of no less diameter that the girth of the snake, they will do so.

An elevated platform large enough for the snakes to coil on will also be well utilized.

Cypress, fir, aspen chips or bark shards provide an easily cleaned and inexpensively replaced substrate.

A temperature of 75 degrees fahrenheit at night and 82 degrees during the day is ideal for these snakes.

A daytime basking spot warmed by an overhead bulb to a temperature of 90 to 95 degrees will be used periodically.

A bowl of clean water should always be present and if the receptacle is large enough the pythons may crawl in and soak as they begin their shedding cycle.

This python will thrive on a diet of pre-killed rodents.

Although the average clutch size is just about half of the maximum clutch size, a large, healthy female jungle carpet python can produce up to 28 eggs in a single clutch.

Hatchlings are about 15 inches long.

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Guide ennemis

* Ennemis sans caractéristiques
* Ennemis rouges
* Ennemis flottants
* Ennemis noirs
* Ennemis métal
* Ennemis anges
* Ennemis aliens
* Ennemis zombies
* Ennemis Akus
* Ennemis reliques
* Autres

* Ennemis communs
* Ennemis des événements collaboratifs
* Ennemis félins

* Ennemis communs
* Ennemis des événements collaboratifs
* Ennemis félins

* Ennemis communs
* Ennemis des événements collaboratifs
* Ennemis félins

* Ennemis communs
* Ennemis des événements collaboratifs
* Ennemis félins

* Ennemis communs
* Ennemis des événements collaboratifs

* Ennemis communs
* Ennemis des événements collaboratifs

* Aliens non-étoilés
* Aliens étoilés
* Ennemis félins

* Ennemis communs
* Ennemis félins

* Ennemis communs
* Ennemis félins

* Ennemis communs
* Ennemis félins

* Bases
* Bases des événement collaboratifs
* Colosses
* Béhémoths
* Sorcières
* Anges Eva
The Biggest Snake In The World Captured

What if a horror movie wasn`t enough to prepare you for the fright of the real thing? For those who like horror movies or just fun shlock, the 1997 film *Anaconda* is great.

It shows just how scary it would be if humans encountered an unthinkably large snake.

Of course, that movie is a work of fiction.

But you don`t have to go to the movies for some scaly scares.

Just last year, the world`s largest snake was captured! What kind of snake was it? And how does it stack up to other large snakes around the globe? Keep reading to find out!.

## **Reticulated Python:**

The largest snake in the world is a reticulated python.

At 25 feet and 2 inches long, it seems like something out of mythology.

**And it has an appropriately mythological name:** Medusa.

While this Medusa doesn`t literally turn anyone into stone, it does often freeze visitors in place at Kansas City`s The Edge of Hell Haunted House.

Upon command, this 350-pound snake stands completely still while visitors go through this creepy haunted house.

And speaking of creepy, the owners of the house have to feed Medusa a small dear each week.

## **Burmese Python:**

While pythons didn`t pop up until the 1990s, it now seems these long snakes are everywhere.

The most common type is the Burmese python, and these snakes love to hang out in the Florida Everglades.

The largest Burmese python ever captured was 18 feet, 8 inches long.

While that`s not as long as Medusa, it`s still quite a frightening sight to encounter in the wild.

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Top 10 Best Snake Jokes

* **Q:** In which river are you sure to find snakes? **A:** The Hiss-issippi River!.
* **Q:** What is a snakes favourite dance? **A:** The Mamba.
* **Q:** Why did the snake laugh so hard she started to cry? **A:** She thought the joke was hisss-terical.
* **Q:** What kind of snake keep its car the cleanest? **A:** A windshield viper!.
* **Q:** What do snakes do after they fight? **A:** Hiss and make up!.
* **Q:** What`s a snake`s favourite school subject? **A:** Math, because it’s an adder!.
* **Q:** What is a snake`s favourite subject? **A:** Hiss-tory!.
* **Q:** What do you call a snake that builds things? **A:** A boa constructor!.
* **Q:** Why did the viper, viper nose? **A:** Because the adder, adder handkerchief!.
* **Q:** Why are snakes hard to fool? **A:** They have no legs to pull!.
Puff Adder (Bitis Arietans)

## **Appearance:**

* Two enlarged hinged venom fangs in the front of the upper jaw.
* Solid teeth in both jaws.
* The average size of a puff adder is approximately 1m in length, and fairly thick in width.
* Head is blunt & rounded and much wider than neck and body; almost triangular in shape.
* Colours  of puff adders vary according to geography, but their head usually has two dark bands; one on the crown and one between the eyes.
* Colours range from dull yellow to light brown and even orange or reddish brown.

Male puff adders can have striking yellow and gold colour patterns.

* Chevron markings are present all the way down their back and getting lighter towards the tail.
* Iris’ range from gold to silver grey.
* The stomach of puff adders are yellow or white with some darker spots.

**Life Cycle And Habits Of The Puff Adder:**

## **Lifecycle:**

* Females puff adders produce a pheromone to attract males.
* Gives live birth to high numbers of young.
* New-borns are between 12 and 18cms in length.
* New-borns have golden head markings.

## **Habits:**

* Puff adders are generally found in rocky grasslands as they are a sluggish species that rely on camouflage for protection.
* Mainly terrestrial but good swimmers that can also climb.
* Often found basking by footpaths and tend to remain still in the presence of an intruder.
* Extremely willing to bite and able to strike at very high speed and from a distance of about one third of their body length.
* Puff adders are mostly nocturnal.
* Reluctant to forage and hunt; more likely to ambush prey ***‘as it passes’.***
* Diet consists of mammals, birds, lizards and amphibians.
* The puff adder is extremely venomous.
* Cytotoxic tissue destroying.
* Wound shows two teeth marks and is painful.
* Swelling develops within 10 to 30 minutes.

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Donna Fernstrom, Professional ball python breeder from 2007 to 2014.

By the time an anaconda has you immobilized, it’s much too late for you to be trying to chew on it.

You’ll be unconscious in seconds, and you certainly won’t be able to bend your neck enough to bite.

Anacondas don’t stop you from breathing — they stop your blood from circulating through your body.

Of course, the chances of you ever being attacked by an anaconda are much less than your chances of being eaten by caiman.

I’m assuming you’re wandering the water’s edge in remote parts of South America, after all.

Anacondas usually leave humans alone.

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Toxique

L'effet **toxique** est une capacité exclusive aux ennemis.

## Explication

Quand un ennemi avec cette capacité attaque les Chats, l'attaque vient avec les dégâts supplémentaires. Ces dégâts supplémentaires sont proportionnels au PV max de chaque cible, mais la proportion varie selon l'ennemi. Par exemple, une attaque toxique de Zollow inflige 80 % des PV max de chaque cible. Un Chat gomme niv. 20+90, qui a 26 700 PV normalement, subit 21 360 dégâts AVEC les dégâts de l'attaque initiale. Un Chat Jamilar niv. 20+90, qui a 89 000 PV normalement, subit 71 200 dégâts AVEC les dégâts de l'attaque initiale.

 M. Bison | 20 %

Quand un Chat survive une attaque avant l'effet toxique, les dégâts supplémentaires de cet effet peuvent immédiatement tuer ce Chat malgré la survie. Notamment, les ennemis maudits sont incapables d'infliger ces dégâts toxiques.

## Immunité aux effets toxiques

Certains Chats sont entière immunisés aux effets toxiques. Quand un ennemi toxique attaque ces Chats, ils subissent les dégâts de l'attaque initiale et c'est tout.

## Résistance aux effets toxiques

Un talent permet aux Chats à résister aux effets toxiques des attaques ennemis, ce qui réduit les dégâts. Actuellement, le combattant Chaximum et le seul Chat avec ce talent.
Habitat and Geography

The reticulated python can be found in southeast Asia living in areas such as Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Indonesia.

It is believed that reticulated pythons once lived almost exclusively in forests and regions which were intermediate between forest and savannas.

Reticulated pythons especially prefer to be near water and riverbanks, and are more prevalent in hot, tropical jungles with temperatures from 80 - 90 degrees Fahrenheit.

These giant snakes are excellent climbers, and are therefore seen often in trees, where they can also rest.

Reticulated pythons are also very good swimmers, which explains why they prefer to be in close proximity to water.

While they are still usually found in wet or damp areas, reticulated pythons can now also be found in areas such as cities which are heavily populated by humans.

The reason they are able to survive and even thrive in cities is because of an increase in rats which goes along with an increase in humans.

In the wild and other areas with few humans, ***python reticulatus*** is usually active during both the day and night, whereas in more densely populated areas they tend to be more nocturnal.

They commonly rest in sheltered areas such as the roots of trees, hollow logs, or burrows that are created by other animals.
Burmese Python

**COMMON NAME:** Burmese Python.
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Python bivitattus.
TYPE: Reptiles.
DIET: Carnivore.
AVERAGE LIFE SPAN IN THE WILD: 20 to 25 years.
SIZE: 16 to 23 feet.
WEIGHT: Up to 200 pounds.
SIZE RELATIVE TO A 6-FT MAN:
IUCN RED LIST STATUS
Vulnerable.

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CURRENT POPULATION TREND: Decreasing.

Burmese pythons, with their beautifully patterned skin, rapid growth rate, and generally docile disposition, may be best known as the large snake of choice among reptile owners.

Unfortunately these potentially huge constrictors are often poorly cared for and are frequently released into the wild.

Attacks on handlers, sometimes deadly, are not uncommon.

## **Size and Behaviour:**

Native to the jungles and grassy marshes of Southeast Asia, Burmese pythons are among the largest snakes on Earth.

They are capable of reaching 23 feet or more in length and weighing up to 200 pounds with a girth as big as a telephone pole.

When young, they will spend much of their time in the trees.

However, as they mature and their size and weight make tree climbing unwieldy, they transition to mainly ground-dwelling.

They are also excellent swimmers, and can stay submerged for up to 30 minutes before surfacing for air.

## **Diet and Hunting:**

Burmese pythons are carnivores, surviving primarily on small mammals and birds.

They have poor eyesight, and stalk prey using chemical receptors in their tongues and heat-sensors along the jaws.

They kill by constriction, grasping a victim with their sharp teeth, coiling their bodies around the animal, and squeezing until it suffocates.

They have stretchy ligaments in their jaws that allow them to swallow all their food whole.

## **Reproduction and Conservation:**

Burmese pythons are solitary animals and are generally only seen together during spring mating.

Females lay clutches of up to 100 eggs, which they incubate for two to three months.

To keep their eggs warm, they continually contract, or shiver, their muscles.

Habitat depletion, continued demand for Burmese pythons in the pet trade, and hunting for their skins and flesh have landed these graceful giants on the threatened species list.
Other interesting facts

* ***Python reticulatus*** is the world's longest snake.
* The longest reticulated python is documented at 33 feet!.
* Sometimes pythons will try to eat animals that are too large (leopards, deer)... this can result in a seriously life-threatening situation for the snake.
* I chose this organisms because of its length, and because of the variety and size of the prey it consumes.
* The python is closely related to boas, which can also reach incredible lengths.
* The reticulated python is non venomous.
* ***Python reticulatus*** (like all snakes) is not slimy.

(People may often think of snakes as being slimy, when they are probably confused between eels or other morphologically similar animals).
Grand Chat (Chat normal)

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Le **Grand Chat** est la 4e unité de Chat disponible pour le joueur au démarrage du jeu. Sa forme ultime augmente considérablement sa puissance d'attaque et sa santé.

* Chat gambettes
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## Évolution

Évolue en **Chat gambettes** au niveau 10.

Évolue en **Chat jambes d'acier** au niveau 20+10 en utilisant les tickets Chapsules.

## Reference

* https://battlecats-db.com/unit/003.html