Wild animal Control Behavior and Facts
Snakes can open doors because they are nature’s perfect predator. Sliders, on the other hand, were designed by people with no regard for snakes. This is a classic case of nature vs. man’s inventions. In short, snakes can’t open doors because they’re not very strong. They’re fragile for creatures that look so powerful. The muscles […]
It is true that some snakes, such as the water snake and the boa constrictor, spend a good deal of time swimming in the wild. But for most other species, does this mean that they can swim or not? The answer is not clear-cut. While certain species are excellent swimmers, others are not so good […]
From a distance, the answer might seem obvious: no. After all, cats and snakes are natural enemies. Reptiles have evolved to defend themselves against mammalian predators by shedding their tails or excreting foul-smelling musk from their ventral glands. Cats, on the other hand, specifically became to catch and eat small mammals. With this in mind, […]
Snakes can survive high falls. Snakes fall from trees all the time and can right themselves in mid-air, spread their body out, and glide gently down. Snakes do not have any muscles in their skeleton that make them stretch out on purpose. The reason they can relax their muscles is because of a reaction that […]
