How does a snake poop?
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It poops out big long turds, longer than the snake itself.
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Snakes are animals.  They crawl the best.  Do you mean mammals?  Lots of mammals that are considered preditors crawl in order to sneak up on their prey.
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It's a Wurlitzer organ in one of those snake-handling Pentacostal Churches in Arkansas.\n\nI think they sense vibrations on their tongues; pit vipers have special organs that will pick up sounds.\n\nHere's some good material from a website:\n\nMelissa Kaplan's\nHerp Care Collection\nLast updated September 6, 2003\n\nDid you hear the one about...?\n\n©1994 Melissa Kaplan, News from the North Bay\n \n"Years ago I found a reference to snakes' ability to hear, but, failing to write it down, could never locate it again. Seigel and Collins, in their Snakes: Ecology and Behavior, were not enormously enlightening: "Although there is meager behavioral evidence for hearing of airborne sounds, there is physiological evidence from several species in six families. In addition, attachment of the quadrate to the inner ear suggests that vibrational stimuli could be transmitted by the jaw. However, vibrational cues could just as likely be detected by tangoreceptors on the venter of the snake" (New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc. p. 121, 1993), which most of us already know ('hearing' by feeling vibrations transmitted up from the ground into the belly muscles).\n\n"I was pleased to see a short note about snake hearing ability in this month's The Vivarium (6[3]:24-25). In the "Ask the Experts" column, Winston Card responds to a snake hearing question by explaining that, while snakes lack external and middle ear structures (including the tympanum, or ear drum), they do have inner ear structures which have been shown experimentally to receive airborne sound waves.\n\n"Thus, like many other animals, snakes have two ways of detecting sounds: earthborne and airborne. The earthborne vibrations are passed through the belly muscles to special receptors along the spine and thus transmitted to the brain. Airborne sounds are transmitted to the lung from the skin receptors to the eighth cranial nerve and inner ear.\n\n"Most snakes can hear a person speaking in a normal tone of voice in a quiet room at a distance of about 10 feet (3 m). Two of my snakes have always responded to my calling their names; it's nice to know I wasn't imagining it!"
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probably like any sea bird.. I know I live on the coast of an ocean and the birds poo is usually greenish/grey/with specks of white in it.. I guess depending on the fish or junk they ate prior to that..
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It eats the poo.  mmm.
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someone poops on your chest.
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My friend just rescue a baby squirrel, he want to raise it for a while, we check it every day, the poop is black almost the half size of peanuts and squirrel doop poops everywhere especial when they feel nervous, they don't cover  poops but it is OK not smelly, they always wash their face and clean their fur.
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it depends on the family of the snake tat belongs 2 \nex:take python it will eat all small snakes which does not belong to python family..
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Put some toilet paper on top of it, not a lot, and flush. It will be gone before you know it.\nEither that or leave it there until it grows legs and walks out on its own.
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They have the short, simple digestive system of a carnivore that is very tolerant of rotting food full of bacteria.\n\nSome reptiles are also very tolerant of rotting food.
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How does an earthworm eat? Earthworms eat by pulling food into their mouth with their prostomium combined with the muscular pharynx which creates a very high suction (like a vacuum). The food is stored in the crop and then ground up into small digestible pieces in the gizzard. Earthworms need a gizzard because they do not have any teeth. The nutrients are absorbed into the body in the small intestine. \nEarthworms probably feed while they are moving. They are not picky eaters as they will eat all sorts of dead things such as decaying plant and animal matter. They consume a great deal of matter in a short period of time - they can produce their own weight in castings (worm dung) every 24 hours!
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omg- this is such a complex thing. i just took a parasite class and we talked about nothing but worms and amoebas. worms normally enter through digestion and then burrow their heads between villi. then it grows and matures and deposits eggs through feces. some worms use proglottids, some drop eggs directly into intestines. the eggs are then released out of the anus and ready for another host or vector. some worms end up going though the lamina propria in intestines and getting into hepatic duct and getting into the blood stream. worms can then get into the heart or even encyst in muscle and crippling the muscle if enough get in there. the trichino worm gets into arm muscles and enough render the arm useless.
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Have you noticed that what we usually call "bird poop" is a soft, somewhat watery substance with whitish and darker parts?\nWell, birds, in contrast to mammals, do not have different body orifices for the excretion of final products of digestion (feces) and final products of kidney activity (urine). They have a cloaca. The last part of the digestive tube is called _coprodeum_. The paired ducts from the kidneys open right after this section, and this area in which both ducts come together is called _urodeum_ (the same area also receives the products of the gonads, because they don't have separate reproductive openings either). The last sector of this duct is called _proctodeum_ and as you may have guessed, urine is mixed with feces and forms that interesting substance that usually falls on our new clothes :-P\nIn addition, the urine of birds is not liquid as ours is. Birds don't have urine bladder, and their high metabolism benefits from not wasting water. Therefore they excrete uric acid, a semi-solid substance. That's the whitish part of bird poop. The dark part is the product of digestion (feces).
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Does a bear poo in the woods?
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i find rattle snakes work exellantly, but the garder snake tend to wiggle too mcuh when they go down.  just dont try taking any water snakes into the pool with you.  and if your really hungry, try a boa
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Heh.\n\nBird's poop is watery. All of their liquid waste gets mixed in with the poop.
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Poop. Yeah, that's right. Poop.