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Snakes
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Snake Life Cycle Facts
Eggs
Baby Snake
Adult Snake
Ø  Most female snakes lay about 10 to 15 eggs. 

Ø  The yolk of the egg feeds the baby snake inside. 

Ø  The baby snake has a sharp tooth that it uses to cut its way out of the eggshell. 


Ø  Newborn snakes do not stay with their parents.  They have to find their own food and protect themselves. 

Ø  Baby snakes are usually about a quarter of the size of their parents. 

Ø  As young snakes grow they shed, or their skin comes off as new skin grows. 


Ø  A female snake will leave a scent smell on the trail as she moves. The male snake will smell the scent and find the female snake. 

Ø  The male and female snake mate, or make babies.  The male snake fertilizes the eggs.

Ø  The female snake will make a nest to get ready for the eggs to be laid.  She will bury the eggs to protect them. 



Last Modified: Mar 08, 2009