Bibliograph

Venomous snakes, Tim Harris, editor

Type

Label

Venomous snakes, Tim Harris, editor

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

photographsillustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Venomous snakes

Nature of contents

bibliography

Responsibility statement

Tim Harris, editor

Series statement

Slimy, scaly, deadly reptiles and amphibians

resource.studyProgramName

Accelerated Reader, MG, 5.0, 1, 136500

Table Of Contents

What is the fastest snake? -- How do snakes smell? -- Do rattlesnakes lay eggs? -- What is a rattlesnake's rattle made of? -- How does a cobra warn people to stay sway? -- How does venom work? -- How did hognose snakes get their name? -- Who do some coral snakes have brightly colored bodies? -- Why do puff adders hiss? -- How does a boomslang catch its prey? -- How far can a western diamondback strike? -- What is a rattlesnake roundup? -- Can snakes be milked? -- What other kind of snake do ratsnakes pretend to be? -- What does a king cobra eat? -- Where do sea kraits live? -- Which snake has the longest fangs? -- Are cobras charmed by music? -- What is the world's most widespread snake? -- What is a bushmaster? -- How does a centipede-eater survive centipede venom? -- What is the most venomous snake? -- How does snake venom get into prey? -- Do spitting cobras really spit? -- How does a sidewinder move?

Target audience

juvenile

Classification