Snakes

... on my cooking ware that's unidentifiable is a high concern to me, it's like if you don't know the difference between venomous and non venomous snakes you probely don't want to be touching snakes on the ground. On the the other hand I'm really intrested in what the name of this growth is, what ...

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... like the moderately harmful false coral snake because if something is bitten by that, it will probably live, but be very ill and so learn that snakes that look like that are best avoided. The milksnake is fairly obvious to explain. Firstly, do I understand that right? Secondly, does anyone ...

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... thought. Birds are more ancient than mammals, evolving more or less, away from their reptile cousins, but reptiles do not make much noise. Indeed snakes don't even hear high pitched sounds, only low reverberations. So did birds become birds because they chose to make noises? In answer to your ...

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... the caves during 60.000 years or the theory of the "selective asteroid" who only killed dinossaurs and left elephants and big snakes alive... sources: christianstrategies

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... scientific papers strengthens my position. The fact that you don’t regard this as recognisable support I find rather surprising. Aversion to snakes has a biological origin. This Is simply your opinion isn't it? btw I am a bit tied up for time so I will respond on the fossil record and junk ...

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