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 \n## Snake Facts\n\nSnakes are feared fortheir deadly venomand humans often killthem without reason.However,thesereptiles are usually shyand prefer to slither awaywhen threatened.Thereare over 2,500 species of snakes.  \n## Serpent Tales\n\nEmerald tree boa  \nThey vary in size,shape,color and pattem.  \nSnakes are found all across the world,from deserts and rainforests,tomountains and seas,and even in our own backyards!  \n## Smooth and Slithery\n\nWhat sets snakes apart from other animals is their lack of legs.To make up for thisshortcoming,snakes have developed an efficient slithering movement.Like all reptiles,snakes,too,are cold-blooded-that is,they do not generate heat and have to bask inthe sun to keep wam.Snakes are vertebrates-they have a backbonemade of small bones called vertebrae.And like all animals,they have aheart,a pair of lungs and kidneys,a stomach,a liver and intestines.  \nFangsMost snakes smell using their forked tongue,which picks up chemical traces and transfersthem into pits on the roof of the mouth.These pits are called Jacobson's organ,andhelp the snake to identify its prey.Certainsnakes have special sensors that pick up thedifference in temperatures between the preyand its surroundings,thus enabling thesnake to strike even in the dark.  \n## Snake Pif\n\nSharp Senses  \nThe pit viper's fangsForked tongue  \n## On the Move\n\nMost snakes move by tightening and relaxing a set of muscles.As the tail pushes against the surface,thesnake is thrust forward in an'S'pattem.Some snakes anchor the front of the body to the surface andpullup the rear part behind.The rear is used to push the front part-quite like a caterpillar.Thisis how snakes cimb trees or move through narrow spaces.  \nSnakes move on sandy surfaces by securing their heads on to the ground and pushing thebody sideways after forming an arc.A part of the body travels through the air beforetouching the ground.Large snakes such as boas and pythons extend the scales undertheir belly to push against the ground and move in a fairly straight line.  \nWater snake  \n(  \n## Family Tree\n\nusually not very caring about their new-boms.There are exceptions,though-like the Indian python,which coils its body around the eggsand keeps them wam.King cobras make elaborate nests for theireggs,while a female bushmaster guards her eggs until they hatch.During this period,she does not leave the burrow even to hunt!  \nMost young ones look like smaller versions of their parents.However,a new-bom emerald tree boa is usually red or orange incolor.As it grows,the snake first tums golden yellow beforebecoming completely green.This phenomenon is known as juvenilepolymorphism.Young snakes can take care of themselves and are at timesmore venomous than their parents.They also shed their skin more often.  \n## Born in a MannerB\n\nSSnakes give birth in two different ways.Most of them lay eggs,fromwhich the babies hatch later.Such snakes are called oviparous.Inothers,the babies hatch inside the mother,who then gives birth tolive young.These snakes are termed as ovoviviparous.Snake eggsare soft,tough and leathery and not hard like bird eggs.  \n## On their Own!\n\nThe mother lays the eggs in damp and wam spots,and tries to  \nhide them from egg-eating predators.Snake mothers are  \n## It's in the Fangs\n\nOnly some 450 species of the 2,500 species of snakes found acrossthe world are poisonous.Vipers,pit vipers,cobras,  \nmambas,sea snakes and kraits arewell-known poisonous snakes.Allpoisonous snakes have fangs thatare used to inject the venom.Snakes like cobras are front-fanged.Since their fangs are fixed and  \nEgyptian banded cobra  \ncannot be folded,they have to be short-so that the  \nsnake does not bite itself when it closes its mouth.But vipers and pit vipers,such as thecottonmouth,have long,hollow fangs attached to the front of the upperjaw.They keep their fangsfolded when not in use.  \n## A Tale of Yenom\n\nThe ","cbCaikejuweCI9mX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikejuweCI9mX","pdf",2615569,12,"English","# Jigsaw Killer Creatures\n## Snake Facts\n## Serpent Tales\n## Smooth and Slithery\n## Snake Pif\n## On the Move\n## Family Tree\n## Born in a Manner\n## On their Own!\n## It's in the Fangs\n## A Tale of Yenom","[{\"question\":\"Why are snakes feared, and do they attack without reason?\",\"answer\":\"Snakes are often feared for their deadly venom, and humans sometimes kill them without reason. 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