The mouth is enormously distensible and the teeth are greatly reduced to accommodate a bird's egg as large as a chicken's. Ventral spines on the neck vertebrae extend into the esophagus and serve to break the eggshell. Contents of the egg are squeezed from the shell, and the crushed shell is regurgitated.
Twelve years... or longer if the egg is particularly big. This is why you should not eat eggs... they will hatch inside of you after twelve years. The snake doesn't eat a raw egg... that would be gross. He waits for twelve years until the egg is a chicken inside of his stomach and then he digests it.
Their rib cages break open the egg once in the stomach. They digest the insides of the egg. They then regurgitate, or throw up the egg shell.
a black snake swallows an egg whole and then lets it digest
Yes snakes do eat eggs of other animals
My chicken just ate a small ring neck snake. Usually the chickens eat the feed, bugs, various plants in the yard and garden. Large snakes can kill and eat a chicken and/or eggs.
Being from the rural South, and thus being around all things organic, my answer to this question is that Chicken Snakes (genus elaphe, I believe) eat nothing, outside of rodents but chicken eggs. I have actually seen a black chicken snake digesting what you could remarkably make out as what appeared to be 3 eggs at once. Their name comes from the fact that a chickens actual value, and by this I will be sexist and qualify value with "Hen", Lays, (NPI) with her ability to produce eggs. These snake are harmless, but enterprising, and will get into a coup and make the rounds, ( or should I say ovals), of either "setting hens" or just freshly laid eggs. You should be warned, if raising chickens, if a snake is intruding, by the chickens themselves. They get quite upset when invaded by any one of the various varieties of the chicken snake family and become very 'vocal'. It happens mostly at night per my experience. But remember, they are harmless to humans, though can appear quite aggressive when cornered or entrapped. But they really are just a cost of doing business with nature and surely offset their liking for eggs by the fact they remove far more mice and rats than they ever will eggs. Again, my personal experience.
Cubans do not eat flamingo eggs. Typically Cuban dishes tend to revolve around pork, chicken, beef, and fish. Cubans do eat eggs from chicken and tend to incorporate them into many of their dishes.
yes they do eat chickens
no they dont eat robin eggs
A bull snake will eat chicken eggs. In fact, I have found that once a bull snake has discovered my hen house, it is virtually impossible to keep it away without relocating the snake.
There is really no single species of "chicken snake" There are however several snakes that will eat eggs and chickens when available. Eastern Rat Snake Northern Pine Snake Corn Snake Black Rat Snake Grey Rat Snake These species grow large enough to steal eggs from a nest and take a hen when the opportunity arises. All these are constrictor type reptiles.
Yes, some snakes will eat chickens. Poisonous snakes and constrictor type snakes are not choosy about what they eat; and as long as they can kill it, they'll eat it. More snakes, however, eat chicken eggs. Many snakes varieties eat eggs as a regular part of their diet.
A snake only eats raw food especially chicken
Usually chicken eggs, but quail and ostrich eggs are tasty.
no
They can indeed eat chicken eggs, but it is not as helthy to them as their normal food. Like seeds and vegitables
The same way you eat an ostrich egg.
My chicken just ate a small ring neck snake. Usually the chickens eat the feed, bugs, various plants in the yard and garden. Large snakes can kill and eat a chicken and/or eggs.
Human can eat bird, eggs ,mice (I saw it in the TV) and snake, while snakes can eat mice, bird, eggs and even another snake when their in a fight if the smaller snake loses and the larger snake wins.
Black Rat Snake would be my guess. Depends on the wire size and the size of the snake. He might get in - eat a baby chick and then can't get out.
chicken