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Comments (7)Ringneck snakes are a real favorite of mine, Nancy. Totally harmless, of course, though they can emit a heavy musk when handled. Another of their defense mechanisms. These are generally very small snakes. The official descriptions says adults can be from 10" to 30" in length, but I have never seen one over 12", and I've seen many, many over the years. I've often seen babies only 4" to 6" long. Here is a picture of the one we found under Betsy's camellia when we dug it up for Evelyn. You can see how little it is. Glad you rescued yours. They are gentle and very pretty snakes. Marcia...See MoreAnother venomus critter!!
Comments (1)What an interesting critter and a good picture! There was a thread about centipedes in the Gallery, too. This is from the internet: Question: What goes 99 clunk? Answer: A centipede with a wooden leg. Despite their name (which means "100 legs"), centipedes do not all have 100 legs. Centipedes are fast-moving, carnivorous, invertebrates. They have a hard exoskeleton and jointed legs. They live on land in moist microhabitats (under rocks and logs, in leaf debris, or occasionally in burrows). Centipedes have a flattened, segmented body, long antennae, and many legs (each leg is slightly longer than the one in front of it). Centipedes are carnivores (meat-eaters) that use venom to kill their prey. Their bite can be painful to a human but not lethal. Centipedes eat insects, earthworms, spiders, and slugs. House centipedes eat roaches, spiders and silverfish. Birds, toads, and shrews eat centipedes Some centipedes care for their eggs and the hatchlings. About 20 families and 3,000 species of centipedes have been described. Here is a link that might be useful: Thread on the gallery ......See MoreAnother Game 2 word game!
Comments (149)Wilchild, you're good! I was going to change my answer since it was meant to be hard, but you got it :o) Site map...See MoreCritter game
Comments (15)Brings to mind The Hills Are Alive! Can you imagine if you were stepping out for a dip in your pool and came face to face with that little family! Peek a boo. Beautiful animals....See More- 10 years ago
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