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List of Marine snakes
The Australian Marine snakes. [eng]
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The Reptiles of Australia, Marine snakes
The Australian Marine snakes. [eng]
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World Of Atheris
Guide to the African Bush Vipers. A general overview of the Tribe Atherini. [eng]
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Drinking in Snakes
Snakes are purported to drink by sucking water into their mouths and then compressing the oral cavity to force water into the oesophagus. Video
recordings of drinking behaviour in 23 snakes representing 14 species from three families, combined with simultaneous recordings of water
volumes consumed, show that all the snakes vary widely in the amount of water taken in when drinking. This variation is not correlated with
kinematic events. [eng]
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Catalogo das serpentes
Existem aproximadamente 2700 espécies de serpentes catalogadas no mundo todo. Elas pertencem a ordem Squamata,
e subordem Ophidia. Dentro dessa subordem existem 3 superfamílias, são elas: Typhlopoidea (Scolecophidia),
Henophidia (Boidea) e Xenophidia (Colubroidea = Caenophidia).
Dentro dessas superfamílias existem outras famílias e centenas de gêneros que por sua vez possuem espécies e "dentro"
de algumas espécies ainda existem as subespécies. [spa]
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Did you hear the one about...?
Snakes have two ways of detecting sounds: earthborne and airborne. The earthborne vibrations are passed through the
belly muscles to special receptors along the spine and thus transmitted to the brain. Airborne sounds are transmitted to the lung from the skin
receptors to the eighth cranial nerve and inner ear. [eng]
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American International Rattlesnake Museum
The Rattlesnake Museum is home to the largest collection of different species of live rattlesnakes in the world. [eng]
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Venomous Snake Ring
The largest collection of venomous web sites on the net. [eng]
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Çìåè
Õàðàêòåðèñòèêà îòðÿäà. [rus]
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Coastal Reptiles
About some of the most fascinating creatures on the planet, venomous snakes. [eng]
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Corallus
The online source for information regarding the Corallus tree boas. [eng]
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CLASSIFICAZIONE SERPENTI PER GENERE
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For Goodness Snakes: Treating and Preventing Venomous Bites
Article by John Henkel. [eng]
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Snakes of North America
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Melissa Kaplan's Herp Information Collection
Information on reptile and amphibian captive care, conservation, education, and health. [eng]
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Hognose.com
Hognose.com is the definitive site on the Internet relating to the keeping, study, breeding and photography of the world's hognose snakes: Heterodon, Leioheterodon, and Lystrophis. [eng]
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Red Earth Reptiles
Represents a partnership of three professional herpetologists to propagate quality snakes in captivity. This effort includes the breeding of snakes that are considered difficult and challenging to breed, as well as several common and more popular species. In addition to our herpetocultural interests, we are experienced in the study of amphibians and reptiles in their natural habitats and are currently involved in several conservation research projects. [eng]
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Massachusetts Snake
An Interactive Guide. [eng]
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Basal Serpentes
Phylogenetic tree. [eng]
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Melins Rattlesnake Den
This site does *NOT* in any way intend to encourage people to buy or collect a venomous snake. Venomous species should be kept only by experienced keepers,*NOT* beginners. The information found on this site is based on the experiences and observations of mostly myself but also other serious keepers with great experience and knowledge about rattlesnakes. [eng]
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