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  • The Fearsome Snakes Of Australia
    By: Bobby Castro | - Australia is well known for its wild bush country that spans nearly seventy percent of the country. The wildlife in the area is also the most unique in the world. In this harsh Aussie environment thrives the most poisonous and fearsome snakes in the world, which are as follows:

    The Spotted Brown Snake. Another name for this reptile is Speckled Brown Snake and is found in central Queensland and Eastern Northern Territory. They live on grassy black soil plain areas and getting bit b ...

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  • How To Breed Corn Snakes
    By: Derrick Anderson | - When it comes to reptiles and having them as pets, the corn snake is one of the easiest to breed. No one knows how many are bred in captivity each year but the number is, easily, in the hundreds of thousands.

    Breeding your pet corn snake will give you the opportunity of seeing babies being born and the surprise of seeing what they look like when they hatch. Hopefully, this is the main reason behind your interest in breeding pet corn snakes because the chances of making a profit ...

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  • Of Course Snakes Have An Individual Personaility
    By: James Bavery | - I can't say that I gave reptiles more than a single thought for the biggest part of my adult life. Of course, I knew a little of the species. I didn't know that I was going to become more acquainted with one of the oldest forms of life in the world.

    When my youngest son was around three years old, his mother and I noticed a seemingly enduring interest in small animals, an interest that blossomed and inevitably stayed with him into adulthood. In the early years of growing up, for man ...

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  • Basic Requirements For Housing A Snake As A Pet
    By: James Bavery | - A recent news item about a reptile that escaped prompted me to recall the necessary features of a snake's habitat. At the top of the list, the snake's cage needs to be secure, but also a comfortable place to live.

    The housing.

    First and foremost, the cage must be secure. We don't want the snake to escape, and it's our duty to make sure that the snake can't harm itself. There must be no sharp or cutting edges anywhere inside the cage and the cover needs to have locking ...

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  • Kinds Of Snakes In Florida - Safety Measures
    By: Keri | - You can find just up until this time 45 various varieties of snakes found in Florida. Among those fortyfive species only 6 sorts really are toxic but the rest thirty-nine types commonly are not poisonous and so can easily create certainly no injury to humans. These kinds of ordinary 38 species will need to come to be preserved with regards to environmental stability simply because these snakes can potentially minimize the risk of the rats or rodents, bugs, bunnies as well as other small beings t ...
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  • Vomiting Vs. Regurgitation In Snakes
    By: Tobias x Mccarthy | - Regurgitation and vomiting usually go hand in hand when it comes to keeping snakes, and hopefully, it can be avoided at all costs. But there are significant differences between the two.

    Regurgitation occurs when food is expelled from the esophagus and is undigested. Vomiting, occurs when the prey is expelled from the stomach, the prey is usually partially digested.

    Some of the causes:

    > Handling after feeding
    > Stress before, during or after feeding
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  • Pet Snakes "€" General Information
    By: Denis Martin | - Snakes are possibly the most misunderstood, and most naturally hated living things on the planet. From the two thousand odd kinds of reptiles in the world, only 20% can give you a poisonous bite. The general population have an instinctive fear of snakes leading back for thousands of years. Maybe it came into existence as a survival instinct, when there was no manner of assessing if a snake was poisonous or merely harmless. On the other hand, the scriptures have told us to be afraid of snakes for ...
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  • Snakes - Great Reptiles Belonging To The Outdoors
    By: Mary Smart. | - We have seen in the movies such as Python, Boa and Anaconda that big snakes hunt and eat human beings. Most of the time, snakes are related to evil doings such as deception, treachery and occult activities. In real life, these snakes are harmless and prefer to be left alone, thus, they ought to be treated with respect.

    One of the large species of snake noted in the world are the African rock python, Burmese python, reticulated python and Anaconda.

    The African rock python is ...

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  • Wild Snakes - Free Helpful Article
    By: Rudy | - This article was developed to provide you with resources pertaining to Snakes. Our articles typically stand out, because we normally provide a list of readable facts in our articles. We put in hours of investigation into our articles before we promote and distribute them. Our article format is easily noticeable due to the fact that we do not write in typical paragraph format. We have found that by displaying a list of facts, rather than traditional paragraphs, the reader gets more out of the art ...
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  • The World's Most Dangerous Reptiles Sea Snakes.
    By: sea fan | - Sea snake

    Snakes have always caught the frenzy of all most all of us at least for some time in our lives.

    As you must know there are numerous kinds of these dangerous reptiles, we take this space to enlighten you on the basics of sea snakes and how they live in the sea and their attributes in the sea life.

    Sea snakes are the noxious elapid snake which survives in marine environments throughout the world.

    Though their evolution dates back to th ...

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  • Movie Review Of "snakes On A Plane"
    By: Elisa Vuelo | - This is a movie that got much hype basically because of its bad reputation, but after watching it for myself; I realized that the plot really wasnt so bad after all. I know it definitely made me hold on to my frequent flyer credit card for a while.



    Here you have a movie about a guy who witnessed a murder and is being escorted by two FBI agents to LA to testify against this man. What they do not know is that men who work for this guy put snakes on their plane to kill off t ...

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  • Introducing The Wonderful Reptiles
    By: Tristan Andrews | - The family of reptiles is made up of turtles, lizards, snakes, different kinds of crocodiles, and a small group in Southeast Asia called tuataras. Some people think that snakes and lizards are slimy, but all reptiles are covered with dry, horny scales. These scales might be hard to notice for animals like the turtle, whose large scales (or plates) have grown together into one hard shell. Not only have the plates grown together, but the turtle's backbone has also grown into the shell!

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  • Dangerous Reptiles! Rattle Snakes
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Snakes are probably the reptiles that fascinate and repel us the most. One of the most visited booths at any outdoor show is the reptile area, with the little kids standing around and squealing at one special area - the area where the rattlesnakes are kept. Milking rattlesnakes has been a popular sideshow item for many years at local fairs and county shows. There are about thirty different species of rattlers, and all of them live in America.

    Let's look at these wonderful rept ...

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  • Gigantic Reptiles
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Of all the reptiles, we are usually most interested in the largest ones - alligators, crocodiles, komodo dragons, and the big snakes. These snakes have songs written about them, and the anaconda was even the star of a movie! Not only are these reptiles amazing due to their size, they also have many other interesting points.

    Let's begin with the standard question, exactly how big are they? The largest of the big snakes is the anaconda, which has been reported to grow to thirty- ...

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  • Watch Out For Reptiles!
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Reptiles seem more like creatures from another planet than any other animal, and snakes even more so. Snakes are cold-blooded, they move in very unusual ways, and they have more old wives' tales about them than nearly any other animal (except maybe the wolf). This introduction to the behavior of the American rattler should de-mystify most of the ideas that you have about this fascinating group of reptiles.

    Many of the smaller reptiles, like lizards, startle easily and are more ...

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  • Snakes As Reptile Pets
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Most common snakes kept as pets in the reptile category are the corn snakes and the Royal Python. Pythons do have teeth and will bite even though they kill their food by constriction. A python can possibly live to be 40 years old when conditions are right and has been known to be the longest snake on record, reaching well over 30 feet in length! While this is the exception to the rule, it should still be a consideration when choosing a snake for a reptile pet.

    You must know the ...

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  • Vacation With A Reptile!
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Are you fascinated with shows on TV that show wrestling, wrestling between man and alligator? Do snakes repel you, but you still dream about them at night? Do you sometimes feel like a turtle coming out of its shell? If so, you might want to head to the southern part of America and visit the alligators, and all of their reptile relatives. The states of Florida and Louisiana have a spectrum of places to visit reptiles - from the traditional alligator farms that have been around for the last f ...
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  • Searching For Small Reptiles
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Lizards are one of an interesting group of animals that you might not think about too much - the reptiles. The biggest of the reptiles, the alligator, is hard to miss, but they live only in the southeastern United States. Smaller reptiles, like lizards and snakes, can be found in your neighborhood. If you want to go exploring to see these colorful and fascinating animals, here are some of the more common ones that you might find.

    Let's begin with lizards. Most common lizards a ...

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  • Did You See The Black Mexican King Snakes?
    By: rhel08 | - Black mexican king snakes, Lampropeltis getulus nigritus, are single of my favourites. They maintain black eyes and the in one piece snake is a black colour, occasionally with a a small number of small yellow flecks scattered along the snake. These king snakes resolve not grow very long, habitually around 60 - 90cm with a greatest extent measurement lengthwise of around 1m. The unpolluted form is restricted to northwest Mexico. They occur unpretentiously in parts of Sonora, Sinaloa and Mexico. T ...
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  • The Black Mexican King Snakes
    By: rhel08 | - Black mexican king snakes, Lampropeltis getulus nigritus, are lone of my favourites. They be inflicted with black eyes and the total snake is a black colour, occasionally with a hardly any small yellow flecks scattered along the snake. These king snakes sort out not grow very long, ordinarily around 60 - 90cm with a most part of around 1m. The wholesome form is restricted to northwest Mexico. They occur genuinely in parts of Sonora, Sinaloa and Mexico. The black mexican king snake integrates gen ...
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  • Why Ball Pythons Are The Best Pet Snake
    By: Nathan Metzger | - Exotic reptiles are huge. In fact it is a 3 billion dollar industry and growing faster than the industry can keep up. The most popular exotic reptile is the ball python. These snakes are the most docile pet snake you can own. Snakes don't stink and they are interesting to handle and feed. Do your research before buying a pet snake to be sure these snakes are for you.

    Aside from being the most docile snake out there ball pythons only grow to 5 feet on average. This might seem ...

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  • African Black Mamba
    By: David Meisel | - Latin Name: Dendroaspis polylepis

    Age: Up to 12 years in captivity has been recorded.

    Colour: The body of the black mamba is grey to brown in colour. The only true black colour is the inside mouth lining.

    The black mamba is the largest venomous snake in Africa averaging 2 2.5 m (6.5 ft 8.2 ft), with really large specimens reaching lengths of 4.2 m (13.8 ft). The black mamba is a very nervous and fast moving snake capable of moving at speeds of ...

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  • Right In Your Own Backyard: Snake Bites And Pets
    By: Lalinda De La Fuente | OnlyForPetLovers.com | - There could be something deadly in your backyard for both you and your pets. South Floridians face some unique dangers, namely the stout cottonmouth, tiny pygmy rattlesnake, ringed coral snake and eastern diamondback rattler. Along with a thriving exotic snake importation industry, 35 to 40 thousand enter Miami every year; South Florida has a distinct need for both snakebite prevention education and antivenin stocks.

    In March of 1998, then Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Captain Al Cruz, u ...

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  • Natural Snake Control
    By: Mitch Endick | - Snakes have developed a bad reputation with most humans, often with good reason. Snakes can look dangerous and menacing but the fact is that they very often more afraid of us than we are of them. However, many species of snakes can put a bite on you that, while not fatal, can be extremely dangerous. Believe it or not, snakes are often times beneficial to have around. Many species work to keep the population of rodents and other small mammals in check. But let us face it most people would pre ...
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  • Snakesworld
    By: Renske Buursma | - Most people, when they hear the word snake, have feelings of fear. While most snakes are actually quite gentle creatures, their features in horror books and film have given us an unreasonable view of these reptiles.

    If you put aside the reputation they've gained and take a look at them with an open mind, you will see that many snakes can make wonderful pets. Though they aren't the right pets for everyone. Snakes have some very specific requirements with food, shelter, temperature ...

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  • Snakes On A Plane - Viral Marketing At Its Best
    By: James Shenton | - Every so often a movie will come along that is destined for greatness -- be it through powerful imagery, an engaging plot or a stellar cast. Occasionally, though, just occasionally, comes a movie whose success is based not on cast or plot (whose plot, in fact, is purely incidental to its popularity) but on simple viral marketing. Snakes on a Plane is such a movie.

    For those of you who have yet to come across this particular title, Snakes on a Plane is an R-rated action/horror vehi ...

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  • What To Do If Your Snake Stops Feeding
    By: Richard Adams | - Copyright 2006 Richard Adams

    A common complaint among snake owners is that their snake isn't feeding as it should be.

    Firstly, unless it is some months since your snake last ate this is unlikely to be a major cause of concern - many will miss one or two feeds then start eating again the next time.

    So the first tip for you if your snake isn't eating is to continue giving food on a regular basis. Keep to your "normal" feeding time and schedule as you mi ...

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  • The Complete Beginners Guide To Keeping Snakes
    By: Richard Adams | - Copyright 2006 Richard Adams

    The beauty of keeping reptiles is that once you've set up their caging requirements and learned a few basic skills, there are many species that can be safely and efficiently kept within the home and should live out a full, healthy life.

    Fortunately the vast majority of the suitable snakes one might choose to keep, such as corn snakes, king snakes or milk snakes, require very little special treatment and soon become very low maintenace ca ...

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  • Setting Up An Enclosure For A Snake
    By: Gary Ruplinger | - Maybe they're not exactly cuddly, but snake make interesting pets. Regardless of the type of snake, from nice little corn snakes up to monster Burmese pythons, there are some principles that apply to setting up a cage or enclosure for a pet snake. One of the most important aspects is to make sure the enclosure is absolutely escape-proof.

    Snakes are known to have Houdini tendencies when it comes to staying confined. Aquariums make good enclosures for snakes, but the lids have to fi ...

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  • Caring For A Pet Snake
    By: Gary Ruplinger | - When people think of pets, most of the time "furry" and "cuddly" are adjectives that come to mind. For the owners of pet snakes, however, these words don't really fit. Still, snakes make interesting pets, and can even be lovable - in their own way.

    Choosing to own a pet snake should not be a snap decision. Snakes can grow large, eat a lot, and require very specific conditions for staying healthy. Some varieties can even be dangerous to humans. Providing for their needs can be qui ...

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  • Tips For Buying A Pet Snake
    By: Gary Ruplinger | - Buying a snake can be a sizable investment. Getting a snake requires making a commitment to the pet's care and well-being. It is important to do your research so you know that the particular species or breed is something you will enjoy owning in the years to come. Find out how difficult they are to feed and house before you buy. Also find out about the snake's temperament.

    Remember that some snakes get extremely large, can be dangerous, and live a long time. Lifespans of over twen ...

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  • Tips On Breeding Snakes
    By: Gary Ruplinger | - When you've had some success caring for captive snakes, you might find yourself interested in breeding them. This can be done, but it requires record keeping and attention to many details concerning the living conditions of the snakes. The breeding is generally done in the winter so that the babies are born or hatched in the spring.

    Breeding snakes requires feeding them well for about four months, and then putting them into a cool state of hibernation. To do this, you first need t ...

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