Snake Care Advice for Beginners!
We all want the best substrate for our corn snakes. But, since there are so many good options (Aspen, Cypress Mulch, Lignocel, Reptichip, etc.), which one should you buy? Is it necessary to use a substrate, or should you use something that’s virtually free, such as paper towels or newspaper? The […]
You can find Belcher’s sea snake all around Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and on the south coast of Vietnam. Scientists aren’t sure of how big their population is, which is why they’re listed on the IUCD Red List as ‘Data Deficient,’ rather than vulnerable, endangered, or of ‘least concern.’ Belcher’s […]
Coral snakes are carnivorous (obligate carnivores) by nature. These venomous, deadly snakes have a varied palate, seeking sustenance by hunting for smaller prey that lives and wanders through the undergrowth. They use venom, rather than constriction, to subdue their prey. Coral snakes envenomate smaller prey with a potent neurotoxin. The […]
Most snakes spend their days hiding out, avoiding predators and over-exposure to the sun’s rays. Even venomous and dangerous snakes, such as the copperhead, are no exception to this rule. Copperhead snakes like to camouflage themselves in piles of leaves, in trees, and under rocks. This can make a Copperhead […]
Rattlesnakes are one of America’s most dangerous snakes, bite more people than any other snake, and are responsible for the most deaths. So, it’s absolutely crucial that you find out when are rattlesnakes are most active and know how to avoid coming into contact with them. During the warmer summer […]
Almost every U.S. state has venomous snake species, but some have more lethal snakes than others. Texas has the second most venomous snakes of any state in the United States of America. The most venomous snake in Texas is the coral snake. That’s followed by Mojave rattlesnakes, which have the […]