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    Across many cultures, a snake is believed to be deceptive largely on a great influence from the bible. The first analogy I think associated with this is the snake in the grass. This “is someone who pretends to be your friend while secretly things to harm you” (Thefreedictionary.com). At one point or another in life, we lose a friend, it might be due to loss of communication, death, or it might be because they turn out to be as fraudulent as snakes are made to be in the previous analogy…

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    Geometric Krater

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    are painted using the black-figure technique, which means artists painted the vessels using black paint to outline and distinguish the major subjects of the work. The high similarities of the two Greek vessels show that the “Two-handled amphora with snakes on…

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    The Burmese Pythons in The Everglades Have you heard about Burmese pythons? These snakes may be pretty cool to you at first. Once they get too big you might not know what to do with them. In addition, more and more people have decided to release these snakes in the wild, which has become a problem. In the Florida Everglades this is an issue due to tens of thousands of snakes that are trying to survive. However, this is negatively affecting the ecosystem. Burmese pythons have altered the…

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    Dickinson is no exception. In “A narrow Fellow in the Grass”, Dickinson simply admires a snake, personifying it with interesting metaphors and unusual word choices. Although she respects a snake in her poem, she also feels as if he is a sly, chilling, and devious creature. Dickinson begins one of her only published poems with the lines, “A narrow Fellow in the Grass / Occasionally rides -,” metaphorically describing a snake as a long, skinny person slithering in the grass. The presence of…

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    Boa constrictors are known for squeezing their prey until they are out of breath and can no longer breathe. A recent study shows that boa constrictors do not suffocate their prey, but “break their hearts.” These snakes squeeze down on their preys blood circulation until it stops. Most animals cannot live without fresh oxygen to the heart and brain, therefor boa constrictors kill their prey by squeezing them to cut off their blood supply so the heart and brain starve. That means the famous method…

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    his town. The young boy even states “ I, or somebody else. Might be...snakebit” (Deal 150). In contrast, in Gardner’s story the hostess, Mrs.Wynnes, did not harm the cobra; she remained calm and told a young boy to put a bowl of milk outside so the snake could leave the room with no harm(Gardner). In each case, although the motivations for killing wild creatures are antagonistic from one another, the creatures still become the victims of the characters. In both stories…

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    Before I start typing this information about this lizard. I would like to give Morgan Phillips a shoutout for showing me this animal :) The leaping lesbian lizard is another name for the New Mexico Whiptail lizard. This lizard was produced through interbreeding of two native species of lizard. This lizard lives in southern United States and northern Mexico. The lizard lives in two states, New Mexico and Arizona. The leaping lesbian lizard is the state reptile of New Mexico. The lizard has two…

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    Tikki Tavi Research Paper

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    the family wants Rikki Tikki to protect them from any trouble that lurks in the garden. Rikki Tikki would do anything to protect teddy and the family but must learn how to defeat the snakes in the garden. The trouble that lurks in the garden are three snakes that have one goal in mind, to kill the family. The snakes names are…

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    Diamondback Comparison

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    known as the snake family. The eastern Diamondbacks can exceed the ten feet length while it’s relative, western Diamondbacks, can only reach seven feet, and unlike the black tail and rock rattler, it tends to coil when it feels threatened. They do this do because when they coil, it gives them the advantage of striking, which is as fast as the blink of an eye. Of course the first thing you are going to look for are diamonds, but there are three other things can help identify the snake.…

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    rodents including mice, rats, squirrels or rabbits. It measures around 5 to 6 feet long and approximately 5 pounds and often takes several years to mature. Natural predators of rattlesnakes include crows, coyotes, skunks, raccoons, roadrunners, king snakes and more. Taxonomy The taxonomy of the rattlesnake start with the kingdom Animalia and subkingdom Bilateria. Then it moves to the phylum Chordata, subphylum Vertebrata…

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