Snake Coloring Pages, Tips and Fun Activities for Kids & Adults
Find snake coloring pages, facts and fun trivia! Kids can watch a cartoon snake, (“Jake the Snake”) and learn how to draw a snake! Discover types of snakes with snake photos!
Adults, learn the pros and cons of having garden snakes in your yard.
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SNAKE PICTURES - (FREE COLORING SHEETS)
Snake and Flower
Snake Standing Up
Snake and Mushrooms
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SNAKE FACTS and FUN TRIVIA
- Snakes do not have eyelids.
- Snake skin is smooth and dry.
- There are 3,100 snake species.
- Snakes smell with their tongue.
- Snakes are carnivores (meat eaters).
- Snakes have internal ears, not external.
- Snakes hibernate underground in the Winter.
- Boas and pythons are non-venomous snakes.
- The fastest snake in the world is the black Mamba.
- The heaviest snake is the anaconda, about 25 ft long.
- A snake can eat prey 3 times bigger than their mouths.
- Largest snake is the reticulated python, about 30 ft. long.
- Snakes are on every continent in the world, except Antarctica.
- Dangerous snakes: cobras, mambas, taipans, adders, rattlesnakes.
DISCOVER TYPES OF SNAKES WITH SNAKE PICTURES
GARDEN SNAKES - (Pros and Cons)
Most gardeners don’t
see garden snakes because they blend in with the environment.
You’ll know their presence from leftover discarded skins.
Garden
snakes eat slugs, Japanese beetles and small rodents that feed on
vegetables or flowers. They will eat whatever insects are available and
will depart when the garden food is gone.
Never
approach or tamper with ANY snakes. They may be poisonous. They will
bite if, accidentally, disturbed or they don’t have an easy way out. To remove snakes from your yard, consdier using a pest removal service.
The Garter snake is the most common garden snake. It's non-poisonous. It
loves ponds, forests, fields and yards. It commonly has three yellow horizontal stripes. It eats earthworms, frogs and fish. It
hides when afraid.
Gopher snakes are burrowing snakes.
They’re non-poisonous and often mistaken for rattlesnakes. They eat small animals, like
gophers. They can slither on the ground or in trees.
FUN ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS
LEARN HOW TO DRAW A SNAKE!
WATCH "JAKE" THE CARTOON SNAKE!
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