snakes

Briefly describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of the largest poisonous snake in the world, the king cobra.

"In Cuba, it is believed that a mysterious water serpent-- the Madre de aguas-- is responsible for providing and protecting the fresh water of the island. But the serpent is missing, and a drought has gripped the island. Uchenna, Elliot, and Professor Fauna fly to Cuba and endeavor to rescue the Madre de aguas. Unfortunately, it tries to kill them. Meanwhile, the Schmoke Brothers' goons are driving around Havana, dumping pink sludge into the sewers"--Amazon.

"Watch out! This snake packs some seriously strong venom. Just two drops of black mamba venom could kill you dead in 30 minutes. Learn more about this deadly snake"--Provided by publisher.

"A green anaconda slithers along the rain forest floor and zips through the water. This snake can be more than 15 feet long, but there's more to this massive snake than just it's size. Read more to learn all about the green anaconda"--Provided by publisher.

Discusses the characteristics and behavior of the snakes of the United States and Canada, their activities during the different seasons, means of studying them, misconceptions about them, and their relationship to man.

An introduction to the king cobra snake, including description, behavior, and more.

Text and color photographs look at the western diamondback rattlesnake, one of the largest venomous snakes, and one that is famous for its noise-making tail and diamond shaped scales.

Text and color photographs look at the pit viper, one of the most feared and deadly venomous snakes, and how they they use heat sensing pits to hunt prey.

Text and color photographs look at the cottonmouth snake.