1. Feathers
   Scales
2. Gills

Snakes are covered in scales. The scales are actually quite beautiful. Snake skin is sometimes used for shoes and handbags.

1. Talk
   Think
2. Bite

The decapitated head of a snake can still bite! Just know: if you cut its head off you still need to stay away.

1. Vegans
   Vegetarians
2. Carnivores

Snakes are actually carnivores. That means that they're meat eaters. Keep snakes away from small children.

1. Constriction
   Mortification
2. The Death Grasp

Constriction is how snakes suffocate their prey and/or restrict blood flow. This is done by the boa constrictor, for one.

1. Eyes
   Noses
2. Tongues

Snakes actually smell with their tongues! They have those scary forked tongues that dart in and out.

1. Anaconda
   Rattler
2. Viper

The anaconda can hold its breath for up to 10 minutes under water. It also has special hunting skills while it's submerged.

1. They need a pillow
   They keep their eyes open
2. They flip upside down

Snakes actually keep their eyes open when they sleep. That's incredibly, indescribably creepy.

1. No, it's just myth
   Yes, they're quite popular
2. Yes, but they're rare

There are two-headed snakes, but they're quite rare. They're also entirely creepy.

1. Forward
   To the side
2. Backward

A snake's teeth actually point backward. This is to prevent prey from escaping! Some snakes have over 200 teeth.

1. 1-2
   4-25
2. 50-100

Snakes can live 25 to 30 years, on average. This largely depends upon the breed of snake.

1. No
   Yes
2. Depends on what they're ingesting

Snakes do not chew food. They swallow it whole! There have been snakes that have swallowed an entire person.

1. South America
   Africa
2. New Jersey

Anacondas are exceptionally large snakes that live in South America. Green anacondas can reach up to 29 feet long!

1. 365
   200 - 1.000
2. 6 - 100

Snakes only need to eat 6-100 meals in a year to be healthy, depending on the type. Imagine how much easier our lives would be if that were the same for us.

1. 100%
   50%
2. 25%

All snakes are predators! There are more than 3,000 species of them on the earth.

1. Hell no!
   I hope not
2. Yes

Venemous snakes can actually bite themselves and die! Whether or not they do it on purpose, only God knows.

1. Anaconda
   King Cobra
2. Taipan

The king cobra is the world's longest venomous snake. It can grow up to 18 feet in length.

1. After 1 year
   After 10 years
2. They don't

Snakes actually never stop growing. The rate slows down, but they continue to get larger.

1. Lizards
   Dinosaurs
2. Humans

Snakes actually evolved from lizards, 100 million years ago. They used to have four legs!

1. Inland taipan
   Brown snake
2. Garden snake

The inland taipan is the world's most venomous snake. In reality, it is said to be a shy, rather reserved snake. Thank heavens.

1. Once
   Twice
2. Multiple

A snake will actually shed its skin multiple times per year. This process usually lasts for a couple of days to two weeks.

1. Yes
   Only once a week
2. No

Snakes cannot blink because they don't have eyelids! That's why they have that devilish stare.

1. Hell no!
   I hope not
2. Yes

In truth, there are flying snakes - sort of. They actually just free fall.

1. Bigger than their heads
   The size of their jaws
2. Half of their body circumference

Snakes can actually eat prey bigger than their heads! This is because they have flexible jaws.

1. Never
   All snakes give birth to live young
2. Some do

Most snakes lay eggs, but some give birth to live young. Rattlesnakes and garter snakes, for example, have live babies.

1. Inland taipan
   Tiger snake
2. Eastern brown snake
   All of the above

These are all some of the world's most venomous snakes. The list also includes the black tiger snake and the coastal taipan snake.

1. With disdain
   As symbols
2. With disregard

The snake has always had a lot of cultural meaning. The Egyptians thought the snake was quite royal, while in Hinduism it represents mortality and rebirth.

1. King cobra
   Python
2. Boa

The king cobra is considered to be the most intelligent snake. This species protects its young, unlike most other snakes.

1. Bone
   Keratin
2. Scales

Rattles are made of keratin, as are human hair and nails. Whenever the snake sheds its skin it gets a new ring on its rattle!

1. Ireland
   Iceland
2. New Zealand
   All of the above

Snakes actually live on every continent! But they don't live in Ireland, Iceland, New Zealand, or the North and South Poles.

1. One day
   One year
2. Mere weeks

A snake will really only have its fangs for 6-10 weeks. Once it loses them, it grows new ones.

1. 2
   10
2. 250

There are actually 250 species of snake that can kill a human with one bite. There are a total of 725 species of venomous snake.

1. Pythons
   Anacondas
2. Rattlesnakes

Pythons are the longest snakes in the world. They can grow up to 28 feet long.

1. Outside their bodies
   Inside their bodies
2. They have no ears

Snakes have internal ears. Snakes used for snake charming respond to movement and not sound.

1. Spray
   Spit
2. Poop

Snake poop actually smells bad! This wards off predators. There are some humans in New York City that do this too.

1. We're taught to
   We're predisposed
2. Because of ignorance

We're actually predisposed to fear snakes, according to scientists. In fact, fearing snakes is a good idea.