Describes the physical features, habitat, hunting, and mating methods of hognose snakes.

"Hiss! Slither! Gulp! What else can snakes do? Slide along and find out!" -- Cover verso.

Readers might know someone with a snake as a pet. But after reading this book, they'll think twice about getting one themselves. The US Humane Society recommends that snakes be left in their native habitats. It's very difficult for people to create artificial environments that can keep snakes healthy and content. This book contains stories of people who tried to keep snakes such as constrictors as pets with sometimes terrifying results. Readers discover...

"Readers will love learning about what makes snakes 'super,' like how they can dive deep underwater, can only swallow their food whole, glide through the air, and more! Plus you can learn how snake venom is being used for medicinal purposes!" -- Amazon.

Slither into the world of snakes by imagining life from this fascinating reptile s perspective! Students will learn about the physical traits, habits, and social interactions of snakes through bright photos and engaging text features like color-coded facts, vocabulary words, and Q&A sidebars. RI: Multiple POV reader "think as an animal", Predictable text features, Q&A opportunities photo-text ties,WWWWW and H?, chapter summaries, critical thinking...

After a well-meaning farmer begins to fill in a hole at the edge of his farm, the local snakes try to get help from Rufus, the farmyard dog.

Collects one hundred facts about snakes, describing different species and their physical characteristics, the abilities of snakes, their diets, and other related topics. Includes illustrations, cartoons, quizzes, and activities.

A little green snake wants to spend the day with a little pink snake, but they get separated. The search takes them around the park, on a bicycle, and many more surprising places on a summer day.