Snakes can come in any color, and you wont always know if it's poisonous by the color. If you see a Snake in the wild, its best not to touch it. Only pick up or touch a snake if you are positive it is nonpoisonous.
That really depends on the type of snake. Some snakes, such as the black racer, are a dull pitch black, maybe with a tint of blue or grey. Then there are very bright and colorful snakes such as corn snakes. What part of the snake are you talking about? The top of the ring-necked snake is completely black except for an orange ring around the head. But if you flip one over, you'll see that the underbelly is yellow, orange and black. You also really could be more specific.
Most snakes eggs will be a shade of white or cream. Occasionally a snake's eggs will appear to be a brownish color.
A snake's tongue is red or black. But some time u get a rare one with a black tongue with a red tip. Or a red tongue with a black tip.
The normal faeces colour is dark brown. The uric acid is usually a creamy-white colour. Any variation from your snakes 'norm' should be investigated by a professional.
Snakes can have many colors but the main one that I know of is either brown or green.
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Yes - they're usually a creamy-white to pale-yellow colour. Most snakes lay their eggs in mounds of rotting vegetation, which hides them from predators so they don't need to be camouflaged.
it depends on how warm the snake is.
Yes. It could
somewhere by its tail.
Feces.
the diffrence is that you tell them to make it
he or she may not like you
No, they do not.
my friends snake poop is brown but mine is yellow and wet REALLY SMELLS
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