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From tiny threadsnakes to mighty pythons, discover the remarkable world of snakes. Explore fascinating facts, ancient legends, habitats, conservation efforts, and why these remarkable reptiles deserve our respect rather than fear.
On the Web
World Snake Day – World Snake Day, held every year on July 16, aims to increase awareness regarding the over 3,500 snake species that exist across the world.
Advocates for Snake Preservation – Giving everyone the opportunity to learn to love snakes.
Owning A Pet Snake – Most snakes sold as pets are easy to handle and are usually not aggressive. Although certain species of snakes commonly kept by serious reptile collectors have a naturally aggressive nature, these species tend not to show up often in the general pet trade, so they are not typically available in pet stores.
Pinterest – Fun ideas top celebrate snakes!
US Forest Service – Most snakes that you may encounter are not poisonous. Venomous snakes that are found in the United States include rattlesnakes, copperheads, cottonmouths/water moccasins, and coral snakes. Before venturing out, familiarize yourself with the snakes in the area where you plan to spend time.
What to do About Snakes – What to do if you find snakes in your yard or home and what to do if you need to humanely remove them.
Wikipedia – The snake, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
Why are snakes important?
Snakes help control rodent populations, maintain healthy ecosystems, and serve as both predators and prey in food webs.
How many species of snakes are there?
Scientists have identified more than 4,000 snake species living across every continent except Antarctica.
Are all snakes venomous?
No. Most snake species are nonvenomous and rely on constriction or simply swallowing prey whole.
Why should snakes be protected?
Snakes contribute to biodiversity, help farmers by reducing pests, and play an essential role in balanced ecosystems.
10 most beautiful snakes in the world.
Books at Amazon
Catching the deadly black mamba.
Celebrate!
Learn About Butterflies Day – National Learn About Butterflies Day is recognized on March 14.
Bat Appreciation Day – International Bat Appreciation Day on April 17 is a chance to show our flying and mostly nocturnal friends some love.
Garden for Wildlife Month – Whether you’re a gardening novice with a small balcony or a gardening veteran with a few acres, you can provide for local wildlife by planting with purpose.
World Turtle Day – Celebrate turtles and tortoises on May 23!
National Zoo & Aquarium Month – National Zoo and Aquarium Month is celebrated annually in June to honor the role that zoos and aquariums play in the conservation and research of animal and fish species.
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